Posted by Joe Everett on May 5, 2009
When it comes to creating a photo gallery you may need HTML, but if you know the Yahoo store well enough, you can find other ways to do it.
First, you need to have a photo gallery page. If you don’t ready have the page created, you’ll want to take minute to do that.
Next, you’ll [...]
Posted by Joe Everett on Mar 11, 2009
I don’t know about you, but YouTube is on my list of top spots to check out whenever I am browsing the web. This thing that started out as a tiny online community of video posters, has now become part of our culture and daily lives. Need some instruction on how to do a little [...]
Posted by Kim Good on Feb 25, 2009
Yes you absolutely can! In doing so, you will want to be sure that the image (if you are using an image) is uploaded to your Yahoo! Store, or to a public location such as Flickr or Google Photos. You can then use the HTML to reference the location of the image.
Please keep in mind [...]
Posted by Kim Good on Feb 12, 2009
Those will be removed from an edit page, if you click the “Hide Product” button on the edit page. That button is used to change an item page to a section page.
If you simply click “Show Product” the price, sale-price, options, ship-weight, and taxable fields will appear again, and can be edited again like usual.
Posted by Kim Good on Feb 3, 2009
That’s a very common questions, and not only that, but also giving your customers the choice of what wrapping paper to use on the products.
The best way to achieve this is by item options. You’d simply add an option to each of your products (This can be done by spreadsheet to make this update quicker). [...]
Posted by Kim Good on Jan 30, 2009
The options are created the same way. For the choice with the additional charge you’d follow the option value with the amount of the up charge in parentheses. So you’re options would like this:
Size Small Medium Large “Extra Large(+$2.50)”
Posted by Kim Good on Jan 21, 2009
The properties listed on the variables page are global but there may be an instance where a setting for every page doesn’t meet the needs of a specific page. In those cases you’ll do an override variable. The first step is to click Edit on the page that needs to be different at the top [...]
Posted by Kim Good on Jan 14, 2009
The drop down provided by Yahoo has a variety of delivery estimates, however they may not suit everyone. That’s why the best way to update or customize the availablity message is through a csv, or spreadsheet.
Updating the message is as simple as creating a column in the spreadsheet called “Availability”. Then just populate it with [...]
Posted by Kim Good on Jan 2, 2009
The difference in the two publishing location is the same as the information they are managing. Sure you can manage your product information in both locations, but in all honesty the Catalog Manager is mainly concerned with the product information only.
So a publish in the store editor will rebuild your store pages for the site. [...]
Posted by Kim Good on Dec 30, 2008
Informational pages are created by using the contents button in the tool bar; then clicking new. Just like you would if you were creating one of your item pages. Just like an item page, you can have the id be anything you like.
I suppose the hardest part of creating an informational page is deciding if [...]