Muhammad Hussain Sheikhani’s Post

📢The Shopify theme you purchased years ago and built your business on most likely has an updated version! Here is how you can check and install the latest version. ✅Check the theme store for the latest version ✅Check your theme in the ''Online Store'' Section of your Shopify site ✅Out of date? install the latest version It's important you've purchased this theme before or you may run into issues Need help after doing this? Feel free to reach out privately or in the comments. #shopifydeveloper #shopifyplus #shopifyexpert

I just installed the Vitals plugin on a client’s Shopify store, and I’ve got to say, I’m really impressed! My client wanted product reviews to boost trust on their homepage and product pages. I gave them two options: Judge.me and Vitals, and they chose Vitals for its extra features. It’s not just for reviews – it also has upsell, bundles, visitor replay, and more! Right now, I’m testing how it works on their site, and I’m excited to see the results. Have you used Vitals or another plugin for reviews on Shopify? What’s been your experience? #shopifyTips #shopifydeveloper #shopifywebsite #conversionrateoptimization

Reminder: when there's a new Shopify theme version, 99% of the time it's completely okay to skip upgrading. Most stores have a lot of custom code on their theme already. So the upgrade can't be applied automatically. Instead of the huge development effort to merge the custom code into the new version, do this: Go to the theme's page, and look at the "Release notes". If you do see a change that's necessary, then have your developer merge that change only. It's a lot more practical. A lot of people think that when adding custom code to the theme, everything will automatically sort itself out in the future. It's not like that, and it's a cost that comes with running a business based on software. #shopify #shopifyplus #ecommerce

yes exactly, if there is a minor upgrade you can pick the code according to your need from the upgraded version. otherwise it will be just waste of time and money.

Relaunching my Shopify Newsletter, Shopify Scope, after a long break. Here, I'll be talking about all things Shopify, from: -Products -Marketing -Shipping and logistics, -Development, etc. This is specifically catered towards Store Owners (and to-be store owners) rather than developers. If this is something you're interested in consider subscribing, and if there is a specific topic you would like me to cover, drop it in the comments ⬇ https://lnkd.in/eVmryjSd #ecommerce #shopify #newsletter

A lot of my client stores are now using Shopify Flow for more complex tasks - but what happens when something goes wrong? I recently stole this Failed Workflow idea from Taylor Page (a Shopify God) and implemented it in my client stores - now, whenever a Flow fails, an email gets sent and both the client and I are alerted. Inside the email is a link 🔗 which takes you directly to the failed Workflow run. It takes 2 mins to set up, but could save you a lot of time and hassle in the future! ⌛ #shopify #shopifyflow

Just completed a handy update for our Shopify client—integrated a new tab section to enhance their store's functionality! 📈💡 Check out the screenshot below to see the latest improvement. #ShopifyExperts #WebDevelopment #EcommerceSolutions

#365DaysofCode (115/365) ➡️Customising a Shopify store. ➡️Added logic for each variant. ➡️Managed quantities effectively ➡️Applied conditional logic to the cart #100daysofcode #ecommercebusiness

Just wrapped up a small but impactful task—adding a tab section to a Shopify store! 🎨🔧 Check out the screenshot for a quick look at the update. #Shopify #WebDevelopment #Ecommerce

If you or someone else is making changes to your Shopify theme's code, always do this: Add a specific comment, to let you easily find them in the future. If you don't do that, you'll have no idea what custom code to copy when you want to upgrade your theme version. Same for when you get a different theme. For every place in theme files where you add code, write a comment above: {% # Custom code %} When you edit a line of code, comment it out and do the same. {# Custom code #} {{ my_new_code }} {% comment %}{{ my_old_code }}{% endcomment %} You can also add information about what feature the code implements, or what other locations are relevant. For example, the section schema JSON, which doesn't allow comments. When you do want to migrate, download the theme to your device and search for the comment you added. #shopify #shopifyplus #ecommerce