Mainly bug fixes in this release.
Mainly bug fixes in this release.
product_id and product_sku fields in the GrapheneHCClient.A refactored CSS parser and bug fixes in this release.
We have refactored our CSS parser to process CSS more efficiently, reducing the time it takes to apply styles to web pages, leading to faster page rendering and enhancing page insights.
Support for integrating Klevu with your Studio storefronts for Shopify stores and bug fixes in this release.
You can quickly and easily integrate Studio with Klevu. Klevu is an advanced AI-driven search and product discovery platform specifically designed for e-commerce websites. Once configured, using Studio's built-in Klevu integration, you can:
Pagination is now supported in the Product Collection component and bug fixes in this release.
The Product Collection component now supports pagination. For optimal performance, especially with large product collections, you should paginate your product collection component, rendering your products one page at a time instead of loading the entire product collection. Pagination makes it easier for your shoppers to browse through your product catalogs, allowing them to quickly find what they are looking for. In addition, you can choose from a selection of visually engaging indicator types and transitions. For example, if your indicator type is an arrow, then you might want to use a slide transition.
Once you have enabled pagination for your product collection component, you can configure how pagination displays when you add a product collection component to a page. See Configuring Pagination for Product Collections.
Some minor improvements and bug fixes in this release.
Mainly bug fixes in this release.
Mainly bug fixes in this release.
Some minor improvements and bug fixes in this release.
Some minor improvements and bug fixes in this release.
New Stripe Payment Intents integration is now available and lots of bug fixes in this release.
You can now integrate Studio with Stripe Payment Intents, enabling you to use the Stripe Payment Intents features on your Studio storefront. These features include:
For more information, see Stripe Payment Intents.
Shopper Single Sign-On is now available and lots of bug fixes in this release.
Instead of requiring your shoppers to create yet another account, you can implement single sign-on in Studio.
Shopper single sign-on allows shoppers using Studio storefronts to access multiple applications and services with a single set of credentials, streamlining the login process and improving your shoppers experience of your online store. In addition, you can gather more comprehensive user data preferences, enabling you to deliver more personalized shopping experiences. For more information, see Shopper Single Sign-On.
Studio now enables you to customize your Studio storefronts appearance using CSS variables. You can use these variables in the Component Editor when you are creating your custom components. See CSS Variables.
Bootstrap Grid and Flex Grid are no longer supported.
A new integration with Advanced Commerce (Graphene HC), and lots of bug fixes in this release.
Support for Advanced Commerce (Graphene HC) is now available. This means that you can synchronize your Studio storefront with your Advance Commerce (GrapheneHC) storefront giving you advanced searching and merchandizing capabilities. See Advanced Commerce GrapheneHC.
Shipping address fields have been renamed from Address, Apartment Suite, to Address Line 1 and Address Line 2.
Now, when you click on either a product name or image, you are directed straight to the corresponding product page.
We have removed the Banner component as the component is not being used.
Improvements towards a seamless integration with Elastic Path Composable Commerce and lots of bug fixes in this release.
The following new features have been introduced when integrating Elastic Path Composable Commerce with Studio.
With Elastic Path Composable Commerce, you can create and manage bundles. A bundle is a purchasable product, comprising of one or more products that you want to sell together. Your product bundles are now available in your Studio storefronts. In other words, when you select a bundle product, all the products that make up that bundle are automatically displayed. Depending on how your bundle is configured, your shoppers can purchase the products in the bundle.
With Elastic Path Composable Commerce, you can create promotions. You can now add your promotion coupons to a smart links menu. This enables you to create buttons that add your promotions to a cart and checkout.
In the page editor, you can now create links with link text, similar to the way you create an action with links.
Studio no longer supports Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP).
This release contained a number of small bug fixes and improvements.
Improvements towards a seamless integration with Elastic Path Composable Commerce and lots of bug fixes in this release.
It is now possible to have multiple Studio storefronts with one instance of Elastic Path Composable Commerce. You can use channels and tags in the Elastic Path Composable Commerce integration to match the right catalog and price book with the right Studio storefront. See Catalog Rules.
If you have configured the following for your products in Product Experience Manager, you can now view them on the product details and product collection pages in Studio.
Finally, Product Experience Manager product types are now displayed in the product details and product collection pages in Studio.
When using Algolia with Studio, any sale pricing returned in the search results are now displayed.
Finally, a new NoML attribute allows you to configure whether a product list price is displayed.
Applies to searching with the Studio app only Smart links now allow partial match on product title. In other words, once you start typing in a empty field, any products that partially match the search criteria are automatically displayed. This also applies to the product drawer.
A small release of mostly bug fixes.
Mobile editing updates
Two updates here! The first, when you hide a section on a specific viewport it will no longer show on that viewport. Secondly, we removed the desktop/mobile toggle from Size & spacing. To edit mobile padding or desktop padding, you'll now need to use the device toggle in the top of the editor.
Below is what this option used to look like. You'll no longer find this option in any toolbar.
Stripe integration deprecation
With Release 162 we removed subscription-based content gating, and with this deprecation of our Stripe integrations is complete. You'll no longer find the Stripe integration in Settings > Integrations.
This release was a move back to our weekly release cadence and included a some UI improvements and bug fixes.
Back to Shopify Button
Previously we didn't have an easy way for our users to easily get back to Shopify from Unstack. The addition of this button fixes this and provides an easy way for them to return to Shopify when they might need to.
One of our larger releases. Lots of bug fixes and a handful of small tweaks.
Mobile editing is now available!
Previously access to this tool was limited to a select group of users, but now anyone can use it to quickly preview or edit pages on mobile. We have more improvements in the works here, most notably the ability to customize images and settings on mobile, but this first version is a huge step towards making our platform a serious contender for eCommerce. According to Gartner, mobile accounts for 65% of all traffic on eCommerce sites.
Custom fonts are now supported natively!
Previously, uploading a custom font involved our team writing some CSS to apply the custom font to your text elements. However, now custom fonts that our team has uploaded for you can be used directly in the style guide.
Better "Add Section" button
The new Add Section button finally made it into this release. The updated design and tooltip will hopefully make it much easier for first-time users to understand how to add additional sections to pages.
This was a smaller release. We shipped improvements for sync and mobile size & spacing polish, in addition to fixing a number of bugs.
De-Sync
Our team shipped the first of several updates designed to improve our performance with Shopify. Mainly, we’re in the process of moving towards a sync before publish model where we use Shopify's native APIs for searching and finding products in the page editor, but we only sync products to our database at the last so that page speeds are as fast as possible and the information remains up to date.
Mobile size & spacing polish
A number of improvements to the mobile size & spacing toolbar were shipped. This is a follow up release on some items that went out with Release 154.
A very small follow up release to both Release 157 & Release 158.
The big news in this release is that we shipped an early version of the mobile editor. We also made some changes to sync and made it possible to name colors.
Mobile Editor MVP
With this release we shipped the first version of our new mobile editor. This has been under development for a few weeks and we wanted to get what we have merged even though it is not ready for prime time. For now, it is accessible to key customers so that we can continue to gather feedback before releasing this to everyone.
Better labels for colors
Previously, adding colors was something you could do, but you weren't able to give them custom labels. Now custom labels are fully supported.
A tidy release with a new beta service (Lambda) rolling out to a select group of customers. We also released a new countdown component and a number of bug fixes.
Countdown Component
This component allows our users to add a countdown clock/timer to their pages. Crucial for Black Friday, it was a priority for us to get this out before November.
A smaller release comprised of mostly bug fixes and a couple tweaks. This release also saw the addition of the "intro" modal to the editor.
Our last couple releases were smaller than normal and this release is why. 154 was a huge release with 2 new features, 4 major improvements and a handful of bugs and tweaks.
Mobile Padding
This feature allows users to customize their section padding, box padding, and max width on mobile.
Popover forms with Smart Links
A first step towards 1st party pop-up support; you can now link directly to forms via our smart-linking system. This allows users to create popup forms that appear when a button is clicked.
Improved Gallery Component
With this release we also shipped a new version of our "Gallery" component that include several improvements to both the mobile and desktop experience.
Improved Product Collection Component
Following the changes we made to the gallery component, we realized that many of those updates could easily be pulled into our product collection component. Therefore we did just that. Now you're able to give a border radius to images and adjust the mobile experience.
Add-ons for product and media components
We also shipped improvements for both our Product and Media components. These improvements allow you to add banners or FAQs right to the "Text" areas of both components.
Mobile Editing & Preview
Component Updates
Bugs & Tweaks
Another small release with several bug fixes.
A smaller release with a few bug fixes & tweaks.
This release includes several bug fixes, improvements to the help panel, and most excitedly... the option to show/hide certain sections or elements on mobile! 🎉
Mobile Visibility Options!
With this release we added the ability to control what devices you want to show sections or elements. You can now use these controls to show a section on all devices, mobile only, or desktop only.
Need help prompt
As part of the many ways we're trying to help people get set up on Unstack, we've added an in-app prompt in the editor that asks the user if they'd like to schedule a time with our Success team.
This prompt is shown to all users on pages that haven't been published (after the first day). After dismissal, it will be shown periodically until the account has sufficient publish activity (10 clicks on the publish button).
Help panel polish
We've updated our help panel with better controls for the video and a smaller layout for smaller viewports.
Shopify
Page Editor
Style Guide
Product Component
Other fixes
A solid release with new expanded component development features, several bug fixes, and an easier way for Shopify users to log in.
Element Properties
Expanding on the component property work that we've done over the last few months, this release introduces this functionality to individual elements within components. At the time of this release none of our components are using this functionality, but stay tuned in the coming weeks as we add some really neat features to our product & media components. 👀
Removing Unneeded Components
As part of our quest to make Unstack easier for customers to understand and use we deprecated a large number of media and text components. These components had features that aren’t commonly used and only added clutter when people were looking for the more commonly used components.
These changes reduce the total count of components to 30. That’s down from 60 in the spring!
Here’s the list of deprecated components:
In the page editor, these components will now have the “Deprecated” badge. They will continue to function as before, but you will no longer be able to add them to new pages.
Login with Shopify
We've added a “Sign in here” button for Shopify merchants! Clicking this button will take our merchants to Shopify where they can sign in and access Unstack.
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Shopify
Given the scope/size of Release 148, this release was focused on a couple small changes, some internal tooling, and bug fixes.
Updated Actions Menu
We updated our actions menu to simply the options and increase visibility on darker backgrounds. On the left is the new design; on the right is the previous design.
Updated Shopify APIs
Shopify deprecated a number of older APIs that we depend on so we updated our code to use the new APIs before the older APIs reached their end-of-life.