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Hi Matt,
I have updated the variant image in your example product. It’s working fine now, please check.

[Foster]

Hi,
Sorry for the late response. I have fixed the problem for you, please check.

[Foster]

Hi,
Can you please provide us the front-end password to check this bug? Also, please adjust the permission of staff account for us to access your products.

Thank you

[Foster]

Hi,
Sorry for the late response.
shopify team says that your theme is not shopify compatible therefore this error comes… they say if you change theme the issue is solved

>>> Please try to activate another Shopify theme to check this function, our theme has 100% compatible with Shopify. You need to type the right color name to solve this problem. You can refer the color name here https://www.quackit.com/css/css_color_codes.cfm

Regarding the next issue, I saw you’re using the outdated version, please update to the latest version. The problem will be solved.

Regards,
Foster from JanStudio

[Foster]

Hi,

Sorry for the late response.

If you want to add your own fonts in the theme you need to do a little bit of CSS tweaking.

1. Start by uploading your new font into the assets folder of the theme. Please make sure that you upload all proper formats, namely eot, woff, ttf & svg. These are all required for perfect browser compatibility.
2. After you’ve done this, open the theme’s main stylesheet, /assets/claue.scss.liquid file. Insert the new font face declaration of your new font (screenshot). Here’s an example:

   @font-face {
   font-family: "MyFont";
   src: url('{{ "font_myfont.eot" | asset_url }}');
   src: url('{{ "font_myfont.eot" | asset_url }} ?#iefix') format("embedded-opentype"),
   url('{{ "font_myfont.woff" | asset_url }}') format("woff"),
   url('{{ "font_myfont.ttf" | asset_url }}') format("truetype"),
   url('{{ "font_myfont.svg" | asset_url }} #myfont') format("svg");
   }

3. Add such declaration for all the fonts that you might want to include. Next, you have to change the font variables, from the settings value to your own value. Let’s say what you want to use this new font as a headings font – you’ll have to change the this original theme code (Line 5-9)

   $font-body: MyFont;
   $font-body-weight: new_font_weight;
   $font-body-size: {{ settings.body_font_size }};
   $font-heading: MyFont;
   $font-heading-weight: new_font_weight;

[Foster]

Hi guys,

We have fixed this problem in the latest version, please download on themeforest and update for your store.

We’re so sorry for the late.

[Foster]

Hi there,

Sorry for the delay. We have released a new version to fix this bug. Please download the latest version on ThemeForest.

[Foster]

Hi Ryan,

Thank you for your suggestion! I have noted it down and will discuss with my team to implement it in the future.

We will surely give you a heads-up once it rolls out!

[Foster]

Hi Ryan,

Thank you so much for your tutorial, it’s very helpful.

@I Love Shopify

If you don’t want to compare the file like as Ryan’s tutorial, please open layout/theme.liquid file and find line 79

Change
{% if settings.minify_html %}

to
{% if settings.minify_html and page_title != 'Challenge' and template != 'customers/addresses' %}

[Foster]

Hi Ryan,

The first option in theme core, it has not a setting

The next one please navigate to Theme Customize / Settings / Color Swatch setting to enter the product variant.

http://take.ms/H1r5b

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