ajensen27

Just checked out their site. They have a great checkout process. Love how they capture the email address like that before anything else.

I like it mdekker.. Like the others said, having the cart on the side bar (static) is crucial. But I believe you said you had done this, it's just not shown in the screen shot above. Thanks for all your hard work on this! P.S. Please work on the order confirmation page as well as the past orders next. Chewy.com does a great job of this. Here's the past orders page.

I haven't but I'll give it a try. Thanks!

There is no difference to the customers account other than a password. But most customers don't know that. Some feel it takes longer to register. Some feel their information is being stored (even though it's being stored with guest checkout too). Some don't want to enter a password and have to remember it. Etc Etc. There's been numerous articles on the benefits of offering a guest checkout. I consider these guys below the best in the biz at dealing with ecommerce conversions. This is a good read and also states that guest checkouts should always be used. https://conversionxl.com/how-to-design-an-ecommerce-checkout-flow-that-converts/#sign-up-process-to-create-an-account-or-not

@DavidP said in Onepage Check-out like presta 1.7: I use Knowband one page checkout on one of my websites and it is nice that you can put all the details in one go without having to click through steps. We've had a number of teething issues with it that's required developer intervention but overall it's far superior to the standard checkout. However, the best method would be something to get the customer email address before they were allowed to select delivery method as that would give you chance to attempt abandoned cart recovery. Something like the 4 step checkout but on one page. I don't like the fact Chewy.com doesn't offer a guest checkout, that's a big turn off for me. I use Knowband as well on my PS shop but feel it could be better. Definitely a much better checkout than the standard one. A lot of the big company's don't allow guest checkout (Amazon, Chewy, etc). While I agree, we need a guest checkout, it wouldn't change the process of the checkout for the most part. I feel like Amazon, Chewy, REI, Bed Bath and Beyond, etc all use a great system. So using any of those as guidelines would be huge plus to TB. Also, just checked REI's checkout and they remove the navigation, etc from the header as well. Feel like this would be a big plus too.

Chewy.com is another great example of an easy and intuitive one page checkout. I use them all the time and amazed at how easy it is to re-order and order.

And 1.7's confirmation page looks awesome too. Would try to mimic this as well.

@ajensen27 said in Onepage Check-out like presta 1.7: It would also be nice if the header would minimize too. I've started seeing this on a lot of websites (amazon, bed bath beyond, etc) where once you are in the check out process, only the logo is shown so that there are no distractions to leave the checkout process. Didn’t realize that this was how 1.7 is already done. Yes, this would be great to mimic. Also, I would use the words “Next” or “Continue” instead of “Save”.

@ajensen27 Didn't realize that this was how 1.7 is already done. Yes, this would be great to mimic. Also, I would use the words "Next" or "Continue" instead of "Save".

Yeah the reason is to lessen the distractions. But if Amazon is doing it, most likely it works. Would be nice to implement something like this with TB.

There's a lot you can't do on the check out page vs the cart page.... Search, browse, delete products, etc... Not sure what you're talking about.

@dynambee Amazon US used to be this way but they now give you the ability to click on the # of items in your cart and this takes you back to your cart.

That's the whole point haha... But you sill have a "Return to Cart" button and also the logo.

It would also be nice if the header would minimize too. I've started seeing this on a lot of websites (amazon, bed bath beyond, etc) where once you are in the check out process, only the logo is shown so that there are no distractions to leave the checkout process.

I would mimic Amazon or Shopify if possible. If it has to be done in "steps" then can you make them accordion style? i.e. shows all 5 steps on 1 page but only the first step is open. Then click next and that step closes and step 2 opens. So on and so forth.

That seems to have fixed it. But in the theme demo it lets me change the header and footer styles. That's not showing for me. Only colors and font.

Thanks! Now when I click on the gear icon, the configuration tool opens up but there is nothing under theme color or font. And it's not showing any other options that the demo version of the theme showed. Here is the demo https://www.templatemonster.com/demo/62336.html

Ok, thanks mdekker! Any idea how I can reactivate it?

Here's what the support from template monster wrote: Please, note that you are using not the official Prestashop release, but some custom third-party version. The color schemes of the template can be switched in the live editor of themeconfigurator module, however, this function is missing in your module. We recommend to download the official Prestashop 1.6.1.13 and install the original themeconfigurator from there.

Hi mdekker.... No, it's not there when I browse my site normally, only when I go to my site via the "My shop" link in the back office. It adds the following to the URL (?liveconfiguratortoken=39bbf55db9421f4eaee17a535fd3056d&idemployee=1&idshop=1). Nothing happens when I click on the gear icon. I'm assuming it's supposed to pop open and let me change the colors, etc that came with my theme?

Disabled "Theme configurator" module which says it's by thirtybees, and the gear icon went away.

hmm well it says "by thirty bees" next to Theme configurator v3.0.0

I know! Another question, should the theme configurator work with all themes? Because in the theme I installed, when I visit my page, the little gear icon is pretty much blacked out and when I click on it, nothing happens. I have a ticket open with Template Monster but wanted to see if you guys knew anything.

Thanks everyone. Setting it to a larger number worked. Figured 0 would be unlimited though.

Have the short description max characters set to 0 in admin but I'm still getting an error message when trying to go over 400. Am I missing something or is this a bug? This description_short field (English (English)) is too long: 400 chars max (current count 438).