Dear Bonanza!
I tried to find the way i can have Function “Choose Model” for my Store as the link bellow
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Please help me to got it.
Many thanks
Wang Yen
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wyen868 Reputation: 10 See wyen868's booth |
I noticed that you have several listing for phone cases..to list variations of the cases..you can either choose the
Many Colors option under color and then enter the different colors
or the
Many Types option under types and then enter the different styles/types that you have
If it is a different category that you wish to add variations to..check under the item traits boxes and see if there is a drop down menu for the trait that has the Many option listed..
These are where you will enter in your variations…
Here is a thread with screen shots that shows how it can be done…if the option is available for the [URL removed]
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ccmom Reputation: 12648 See ccmom's booth |
I believe that you are referring to adding a “variant” to your item(s) – similar to what you did with color. However, not every category has variants available. Also, variants are for the same model (item) except that color, size, etc. are different. If the item is a completely different item (except color, size, etc.), it needs to have its own listing.
Even if there is only a color variance on your items, Bonanza may not yet support variances in that category.
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tomwayne1 Reputation: 8637 See tomwayne1's booth |
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