BigCommerce for WordPress Tutorial: How To Change Store Slugs
By default your BC4WP main products page is at /products/. Categories and Brands are at similar addresses. These are called “slugs” in WordPress, and in this video I’ll show you …
BigCommerce for WordPress Tutorial: How To Disable Quickview
Quickview allows customers to open up a small window to interact with a product without loading a full page. Sometimes this isn’t ideal however, so there’s a switch to turn …
BigCommerce for WordPress Tutorial: How To Enable Product Zoom
BigCommerce for WordPress has a built-in feature that allows buyers to use their mouse to zoom in on a product, to see greater detail. This video will show you how …
BigCommerce for WordPress Tutorial: How To Hide Products
Sometimes you need to remove a product from your storefront for a short time, but not delete it because you’ll need it again soon. This video will show you how …
BigCommerce for WordPress Tutorial: How To Enable SSL In Both LocalWP And DesktopServer
The Embedded Checkout feature of BigCommerce for WordPress requires an SSL certificate to function. If you’re using a local development environment, SSL can be difficult to install locally. It’s much …
Announcing The BigCommerce Dev Library
Announcing the BigCommerce Dev Library
In any software project or platform, many of the best ideas come from developers actually building with the code itself. There will always be use …
WordPress Back to Basics: Tips on Getting Started and Moving Forward
A presentation of WordPress Grand Rapids, this video covers:
For beginners: – choosing a host – installing WordPress – choosing a theme – installing a theme – where to go …
Understanding BigCommerce Data in WordPress
For years, traditional SaaS (Software as a Service) models for ecommerce have stored their data in their own servers, making it only accessible through the platform’s admin interface. BigCommerce has …
Topher DeRosia: An Introduction to BigCommerce for WordPress
The BigCommerce WordPress plugin uses headless ecommerce to create a hybrid of a SaaS and WordPress. It’s powerful, fast, easy, scalable, and inexpensive. This is not a deeply technical talk, …