Plugin / WP Shopify

WP Shopify

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

You can think of WordPress as the frontend and Shopify as the backend. You manage your store (add products, change prices, etc) from within Shopify and those changes sync into WordPress. WP Shopify also allows you to sell your products and is bundled with a cart experience using the Shopify Buy Button SDK. After installing the plugin you connect your Shopify store to WordPress by filling in your Shopify API keys. After syncing, you can display / sell your products in various ways such as: Using the default pages “yoursite.com/products” and “yoursite.com/collections“ Shortcodes [wps_products] and [wps_collections] We also save your Shopify products as Custom Post Types enabling you to harness the native power of WordPress.
Technically yes but it has been discontinued. Shopify has instead moved attention to their Buy Button which is an open-source library that allows you to embed products with snippets of HTML and JavaScript. The main drawback to this is that Shopify uses iFrames for the embeds which limit the ability for layout customizations. WP Shopify instead uses a combination of the Buy Button and Shopify API to create an iFrame-free experience. This gives allows you to sync Shopify data directly into WordPress. We also save the products and collections as Custom Post Types which unlocks the native power of WordPress.
We’ve gone to great lengths to ensure we’ve conformed to all the SEO best practices including semantic alt text, Structured Data, and indexable content.
Unfortunately no. We rely on the main Shopify API which doesn’t expose third-party app data. However the functionality found in many of the Shopify apps can be reproduced by other WordPress plugins.
Documentation on how to display your products can be found here.
WP Shopify does not handle any portion of the checkout process. When a customer clicks the checkout button within the cart, they’re redirected to the default Shopify checkout page to finish the process. The checkout page is opened in a new tab. More information on the Shopify checkout process can be found here.
Absolutely! In fact this is our recommendation if you intend to only sell on WordPress. More information on Shopify’s Lite plan

Ratings

3.9
20 reviews

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Details Information

Version

2.1.0

First Released

13 May, 2018

Total Downloads

55,138

Wordpress Version

4.7 or higher

Tested up to:

5.3

Require PHP Version:

5.6 or higher

Tags

Contributors

Languages

The plugin hasn't been transalated in any language other than English.

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