• Getting Started with Shopify!

  So you have installed the Fancy Product Designer app in your Shopify store. What comes next?  The first step would be to integrate the designer into your shop. To enable you to see the designer in action even before you have created your own customization or without creating a customization at all, we have installed some preset customizations out of which you can choose. These are preset, ready-to-use customizations that can be used to understand how aFeatured

• Create your own Fancy Customization

  You have understood how to create a fancy customization from a template and how to link it with one of your Shopify products. Now you want to start creating your own customizations so that your customers can personalize your own products. The process is similar to template creation. Switch to the “Customizations” tab and click on “Add Product”. Insert the title you want to give your first fancy customization and click “Confirm”.Featured

• Glossary

  A quick overview of some of the important terms we use in our app.Featured

• Change how the Fancy Product Designer looks

  So, you are starting to understand the Fancy Product Designer, maybe you have already created your first customization. But you don’t like the look of the Designer in the frontend. We can change that in the Appearance tab in the app. Let’s make it as simple and clean as possible and assume you don't need any of the Modules and Actions for your products, either because you only use Upload Zones or because you want to place the Modules directly on the product page. This would mean you don’t need aPopular

• Create production materials for a customized order

  So you have received an order from a customer. Depending on your product and production process, you will need the customization in a different format. The first step would be to open the “Orders” tab in the Fancy Product Designer app. Here you will see this screen: With a click on the order, you can open a list of all items in that order and by clicking on the eye symbol on a specific item, tSome readers

• Theme Setup - CSS Selector

  Knowledge base article: Theme Setup - CSS SelectorSome readers