We were often asked if it was possible to somehow highlight one of the elements: a promotional product, or a featured ad. Now yes, and we made it even more powerful because you can bind arbitrary CSS classes to a specific row of an element and set custom styles for them.

To use this feature, you don't need to set up additional column mapping, just add a column and name it '.class' (with a dot at the beginning).

For starters, you can use the built-in 'sv-is-highlighted' class name to highlight the featured element.

This add-on will be appreciated by tech-savvy users: it allows you to send order form data to an external resource.

This way you can cover the following scenarios after purchase:

• as the next step after shopping cart confirmation, direct the user to the custom form and optionally populate the fields of this form with data from the order

• implement an arbitrary checkout process using your own script for payment, delivery, booking. Your script can obtain the state of the cart form and you can manage the mapping of the fields.

• or just redirect the user to any ‘Thank you’ page

Technically, when using this add-on, the cart contents and client info are submitted as a <form> to the specified action URL with the specified method: GET or POST.

You’re able to map each query param and form-data field of this form by setting up the key=value pairs.

Previously when you dismissed the details page you got back to the home page and the filters, sorting, and search state were not kept. Now it saves this state.

Now if the list card style is selected, mobile view of the items adjusts accordingly to look more compact.

 

This small improvement has a big impact: the value of the mapped SKU column is passed to every place like Webhooks, automation add-ons, e-commerce analytics data, etc. Now you can build more powerful automation because there is a unique item criterion you can refer to.