Designing the Wish List Page

Wish List is one of the bottom navigation components where customers can view their saved favorites. You can customize the wishlist page based on your needs.

Making Your Design

From your SHOPLINE admin panel, go to Apps > Shopper App > App Design and click the Design button to access the design editor. From the dropdown menu at the top, select Wish List.

In the left pane, the first component is the dropdown menu of products. Click the down arrow to choose products for previewing the effect. They are not visible on your customer-facing interface. If you haven't created products or added any product to the Shopper App sales channel, the dropdown menu will display No available product. To customize more wish list features, do so in the Wishlist app.

Currently, you can add a notice board to the wish list page. The notice board appears at the top of the page. You can choose to sync it with the notice board of the homepage, or set it up separately. 

• Synchronized from the Notice bar on the home page: You are not able to make any changes to the Notice Board.
• Independently set: You can edit the text, color, and display style, and schedule the release time if needed. The board can have up to three announcements. An announcement can’t be deleted but you can hide or edit it whenever you need to.

All changes made in the design editor are saved automatically in real time. You don't need to click Save while editing.

Saving and Publishing Your Design 

After completing your edits and confirming that the preview appears as expected, you can use the options in the top-right corner to proceed:

• Saving: All changes are saved automatically in real time while you edit. No manual save is required.
• Publish to Snaplook: Publishes the latest saved changes to Snaplook for preview and testing. Use this option to verify functionality and appearance before making it live. For more information, refer to the "Previewing Your Store App Using Snaplook" article.
• Publish to production App: Publishes your changes to the live version of your store app, making them visible to end users.