Part 4: The Details Yewwww, you folks have been amazing for coming this far in your journey to Clone Any Online Store using just Divi and WooCommerce. Last week you conquered adding some conditional logic, and this week we are going to polish the last few details from...
Part 3: Adding Conditional Logic With the Last Few Pages complete in our quest to Clone Any Online Store using just Divi and WooCommerce, we are ready to start adding some dynamic sales content using one of Divi’s latest features, Conditional Display Logic....
Part 2: Building the Last Few Pages With our product page looking great it is time to button things up in our series on Cloning Any Online Store by replicating the look of the product category pages, as well as creating a fantastic looking My Account page. Once we...
Part 2: Building the Product Page We are getting closer to being almost done with the “build” part of the Clone Any Online Store tutorial series after finishing our footers in the last installment. We left one of the most important pieces of the puzzle for...
Part 2: Building the Footer We are plowing through this guide on How to Clone Any Online Store and now it is time to tackle the footer with our (fairly complex) header completed. Luckily the footer is a little easier going with only two snippets to add to get will...
Part 2: Building the Header Our journey to Clone Any Online Store with Divi and WooCommerce is well on its way with our Homepage built, but now it is time to dive into the Theme Builder and set up our Global Header that will be displayed on all the pages of our Online...
Part 2: Building the Homepage Now we start getting to the fun of learning how to clone any online store by building out our Homepage in the style of the Abercrombie & Fitch site. When recording this we realized that Part 2 is a bit of a beast (over 90 minutes of...
Part 1: Setting it Up To kick off our series on How to Clone ANY Online Store, we are going to walk you through creating the bones for our Online Store. We will install and configure WooCommerce, then configure WordPress and Divi. To wrap things up, we will then...
