#quickview

[itsaquickview]

When the nigh has come

[spamsmcgee]

Find a place where we belong

->Listen to I Think We’re Alone Now by Tiffany

Guanyu X Reader in a 1980s/21 Jump Street AU.

While investigating and hoping to bust a group of street racing gamblers, Y/N has to pose as Guanyu’s girlfriend in her first undercover assignment with the Jump Street Program.

Part one: Pilot

QuickView | Next

Toto’s coffee sat forgotten as he poured over your work history. You sat, watching on as he all but ignored you.

“Well?”

“Unremarkable” he said, thumbing through pages and pages detailing your short career on the force. “Barely met quotas on parking tickets, partners say you’re untrainable, and past supervisors have called you noncommittal at best.”

In saying that, the police chief never looked up at you. He pushed your files to the side before taking off his glasses and taking the first real look at you.

“I’d like to recommend you to Captain Hamilton’s Jump Street Program.”

He kept talking. He explained the story behind Lewis Hamilton’s ragtag team of baby faced cops who couldn’t hack it anywhere else. Truly the team of misfit toys. Getting on the inside where any middle aged patrolman couldn’t reach without scaring everyone away.

Less of a shark among dolphins.

“So a narc?”

You interrupted Toto’s monologue.

“Essentially,” a new voice filtered in from behind you.

Leaned up against the doorframe, donned a pair of aviators and an aged leather jacket, captain Lewis Hamilton. The detective looking type. He pushed himself away from the frame and crossed the room to you, hand out for a firm handshake.

“We’re starting assignments now,” He said as he made a gesture for you to join the small group in another room.

Four sets of eyes tracked you to your seat, one unclaimed in the front. Your field of vision was taken up by a whiteboard with names and more names written on it.

The sets of eyes surrounding you belonged to a group easily mistaken for the teenagers you’d see riding their bikes in a cul de sac. Working their summer jobs at some amusement park.

The youngest looking of them, a shorter guy leaned over the table in front of him to better reach the conversation around him, wore shoulder holsters that held a pair of guns level with his chest.

The group settled down after Hamilton tapped the board a couple of times. Before tossing a marker’s cap at the shorter one leaned over the table. “I will put you outside, Tsunoda”

Pouting and making a heart shape with his hands, Tsunoda sunk into his chair. He, along with the others, settled into listening to Hamilton explaining their newest assignment.

“For the past six months a small group has been gambling on illegal street races throughout Miami,” Hamilton passed folders to each of the group members, “our main suspects are from two groups: West Seminole High School and Miami East Autobody. Guanyu, Y/N, Yuki, We’re sending the three of you to the school. Oscar and Logan get the autobody shop.”

“Oscar and Yuki will be our drivers,” Hamilton read over his folder, “Logan, Guanyu, focus on getting information from your targets” His eyes drifted to you, “Y/N, I want you at Guanyu’s hip.”

There was a simultaneous groan from the other boys, one speaking up, Yuki. “I’ve been here longer”

“You’re also scared of girls.”

Yuki threw that marker cap at Guanyu in response.

Hamilton raised his voice over the commotion, “the four I want you to focus on are Max Verstappen, Daniel Ricciardo, Lando Norris, and the man over the whole operation: Fernando Alonso”

“Max and Daniel co-own that autobody shop, Max is the best of the best, he has outrun every unit in the city. He drives a 1980 Toyota Celica Supra. It looks stock, it’s not.” Lewis articulated his explanation with his slapping pictures onto the whiteboard beside him, pulled from a file in his hands.

You stared at the picture of what truly was an unassuming looking navy blue Toyota. Max stood next to it speaking to a taller man. Accompanying that was another picture, dark, blurry, two cars next to each other in the middle of a burnout.

“Daniel has a 67 Dodge Challenger, loud and obnoxious. Just like him”

The man from that first picture of Max reappeared. Only a printout from CCTV footage. Daniel outside of that gas station, chatting up a tall blonde while leaning against the aforementioned Dodge Challenger.

“Lando is a student at West Seminole. He has a prior history with reckless driving, driving under the influence, and was detained at fourteen for trying to get into a casino in Las Vegas,” Hamilton continued flipping through his file folders, “He drives a 1979 Porsche 911.”

Lando’s pictures were a collection of school photos. Aside from one taken outside of another gas station. That one wasn’t a CCTV shot, more likely some PI that followed him around.

“Fernando is an English Literature teacher at West Seminole. He drives a 1960 Fastback Mustang,” Hamilton put up a glossy picture of Fernando with his cherry red mustang, taken in the high school parking lot, “We believe he recruits drivers from his classes. Over half of our suspects have gone through him in West Seminole. The other half come from Miami East.”

The meeting continued on without anything else too interesting. More backstory on the group you would be watching. Some honorable mentions without much pull, but still suspects nonetheless. The guys asking questions. Yuki antagonizing Lewis when he can. Logan antagonizing Yuki.

Lewis moved on to explain everyone’s cover. Names, backstory, down to the car you drive. You, Audrey Kellen would be riding around with Guanyu, or David Choi in his 1980 Alfa Romeo Giulia. Yuki, Jude Ioki already had his 1987 Nissan Z. Oscar’s Aaron Meyers’ 1981 Camaro was modified enough to make the ground shake as it drove by, Lewis explained. He would go on to be the main driver. Against Yuki’s protests. Logan, Alex Reeves had his father’s 79 Chevy S10.

The meeting adjourned. Guanyu hung back to walk with you out of the briefing room. He fell in step with you as you passed him.

“Ready to go back to school?” He asked, nudging you in the side.

“Can I be honest?” You shoved your hands into your jacket pockets. He leaned towards you as if you were gearing up to let him in on some sort of secret. “Teenagers terrify me, so not really.”

He laughed. Maybe a bit of a generous laugh. You couldn’t help laughing along.

The two of you fought up to the rest of the guys. They chattered on together, barely registering that y’all had joined them. Even when you added to the conversation, they talked along with you as if you’d been there the entire time.

That night you’d go home and pack your school bag. It stayed in the back of your closet. You’d graduated high school in 82, your backpack was even older. One you’d used since the 70s.

Your younger sister had a less vintage Trapper Keeper you planned on stealing from her. Probably with a promise of a months worth of video and radio store allowance, extra time at the arcade, and some of Kate Bush’s latest on a new Walkman to keep her from asking questions.

On your way home you hit a radio store to pick up said Walkman and Kate Bush tracks.

[prime-war]

Single? Player?

refactored player area to use QuickView panel

loaded sentinels play areas from scenario data

display all sentinels in a tabbed container (temporary, I want shrinking to the quickview to flip to the next one, and opening the quickview to give focus)

got autosizing text to work (need to work that into card titles)

Video Description: screen recording of Prime War in development. This highlights the new tabbed display of all sentinels in the scenario, as well as their quick-view panels. the quick view panels have the character's name, active abilities, defense, focus count, and current health. end description.

Since day one way back in 2017, we wanted to subtly discourage 1 player with multiple characters, but (at least for testing), I have it working now!

[darkcoffeeonly]

Calibre - Look & Feel

After setting up Calibre, setting up FanFicFare, it's now time to change the User Interface so to personalize Calibre at its best.

The standard Calibre UI can be changed by going to Preference -> Look & Feel menu:

Main Interface

In the Main Interface menu you can play around the various options:

You can choose if you want to display the calibre style (and in this case if you wish to trigger the Night Mode, under "Color Palette") or your system default.

You can check and change the icon theme, by clicking on the "Change Icon Theme" button. Select the one you wish to try out and click on "OK"

Close the Look&Feel menu and the new icon set will be used instead of the standard one.

For example, this is the look of "Monstre" theme:

If you wish to have no icon at all on top, you can disable them. Or you can make them smaller (or larger). You can decide if you want to have the text displayed or not:

Finally, you can change the Interface font.

For example, if I don't want to have icon on the menu, and I want to use Comic Sans, this will be the final result:

Cover Grid

Calibre has two options to view your books list: the List View we talked about up to now and the Cover Grid, which shows the covers.

In the Cover Grid, you can tweak how you want your Cover Grid to look like. If you want to show additional information (the Title, or the Author, or whatever else), the background color/image, the size, etc.

In the "Emblems" tab, you can choose to had an emblem to each cover following a rule. For example, let's say you want to show a "Completed" icon if the FF has been completed.

Go to Emblems, activate the "Show emblems next to the covers" option and then click on "Add rule"

When you click on Add Rule, you need first to upload the emblem you wish to use. You can search and find for icons on the web.

Then you can add your rule. When you click on the drop-down menu next to "If the", all your columns will be listed. Remember the "look-up" name of the column you want to test and select that one.

In our example, we want to test if a FF has been completed, so we will need to find the "#completed" column.

Once we selected the column, in the field next to "column" we can add the condition. Calibre automatically detects the type of data we are dealing with, so in this case we already have as option "is true"/"is false"/etc.

Confirm and go back to your books list. Click on layout on the right bottom bar and select "Cover Grid"

And here we are the final result:

Book details

In the Book Detail tab, you can flag which infos are shown in the Book Detail (quickview) that is shown on the right side (if you are using the "Wide" layout option defined in the Look&Feel tab) or at the bottom (if you are using the "Narrow" layout option). If you are comfortable with CSS you can change the CSS, you can also order how the metadata should be shown, and select which action should Calibre do as default when you click on the Author name:

In the "Narrow" layout, the final result will be shown at the bottom:

You can change its size (just drag the "three dots" around), or you can disable the "Book details" view from Layout -> Hide Book Details

Edit Metadata

The Edit Metadata tab is useful if you want to change the order of your custom fields in the "Edit Metadata" function and how they are displayed (separated from the standard one or together)

Tag Browser

The Tag Browser defines how the tag panel on the left side is customized:

You can select which tags you want to be shown (you can hide/show tags also by right-clicking on the browser tag itself and hide/show the various tags). More importantly, you can decide to hide any tag that has no value

In the "Hierarchy & Searching" tab you can define which of your tags have a hierarchical structure.

By default all tags considered at same level, but Calibre allows hierarchical tags by interpreting the dot as your hierarchy separator.

For example, if you want to create an "Era Setting" and use this hierarchy:

Hogwarts -> 6th Year

Hogwarts -> 7th Year

Hogwarts -> 8th Year

Post Hogwarts

Others

You will need to create a custom column (#hp_era_setting) and flag it as Hierarchical in the tag browser.

If you fill data as "Hogwarts.6th Year", Calibre will show the hierarchy like this:

Cover Browser // Quickview

I'm skipping this two tabs because I have never changed anything there. They can be used to change the Cover Browser and Quickview tools you can find under "Layout" icon (the same one you use to switch to the Cover Grid and to Show/Hide the Books details)

Column Coloring

Column Coloring tab is used to define how to change colors of a field based on any kind of rule.

For example, let's say you want to change the color of a row from black to gray if you have already rated a fanfiction.

You need to create a rule like this, in which you change the colour of all columns for all records in which the column "Rating" has been set

Here the result:

You can add multiple rules. So for example you want to change the color of your stars?

You need to add a rule in which you change the color of ONLY the Rating Column if a Rating has been set:

Column Icons

The last tab, "Column Icons" will allow you to add icons to column based on rules.

For example, let's say you want to show icons for the rating. You need to have rules like this one:

In which you are setting an icon (without text, if you don't want to see the actual column value) if the Content Rating value is "Explicit",

The result will be like this:

Changing the Tool Bar

You can also change the Tool Bar to add/hide menu options you are not interested in.

Changing the icons on the Tag Browser

You can change the icons in the tag browser by right-clicking on the tag you wish to change and selecting the "change icon" option:

Further customization

You can fine-tune the look & feel of your library through JobSpy Plugin.

JobSpy is a super complex plugin (which I won't pretend I know much about to start with) but for our needs we just needs two things:

Open the "Customize GUI Tools"

and scroll down till you find the GUI Colors: Library View, Tag Browser.

Here you can choose your color scheme and activate it:

2. By default when you change the icon on the Tag Browser, the new icon is used for all the items. But maybe you want to change the icons to match your "Column Icon" rule.

Select GUI Tools That are Look & Field Related -> Customize User Category Tag Browser

Select the tag you want to customize and the plugin will detect all the values currently used:

Browse your pc for the related icon and assign it to the value. You can review the assigned icon in the table.

Flag the option to apply them at Calibre start-up, and here you are the result:

Calibre Integration with GoodReads & your e-reader

In the next post I will go through some basic tools to integrate your calibre library to goodreads, to download goodreads cover and to set up your e-reader.

[daisiesonafield-blog]

hi sorry it looks like this for me on my macbook which is pretty similar to the app?

Hi dear,

Oh that's because that's not my full blog. You're on the quick view feature tumblr launched recently. You need to be on my tumblr blog page, not the dashboard quickview.

If you look at the url bar you'll see this:

That's the quickview address. It's essentially a preview window.

If you look at the screenshot you sent me, you'll see that right in the center it shows my tumblr's full web address, that's my actual blog!

So you can click on that or type it on your browser, and then you'll see my blog!

https://daisiesonafield-blog.tumblr.com/

[skellyjingles]

Back when I was younger, i didn’t have a drawing tablet and instead used Adobe Ideas because it was the only “drawing” app that would run on my ancient family iPad. So that I could post it online, I had to email it to myself.

Fast forward to a few minutes ago, where I found out that I could quickview all photo attachments I’ve ever received/sent and decided to take a trip down memory lane.

I reach 2017.

it’s a bit cringe-y with the heathers and hamilton but not really all that ba-

wait.

CASTIEL SUPERNATURAL????

[ecommerceshopifytheme]

Vintage - The Furniture Store eCommerce Shopify 2.0 Theme

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Vintage has inlcuded features like vegamenu, header & footer flexiblity, drag & drop, multicurrency, RTL support, wishlist, mini cart drawer, ajax search, advanced swatches, ajax cart, deal timers, mobile slider configuration, multi-device compatibility, product video & 3D model, SEO Optimization, mobile first, stock information, web fonts, clean, unique header & footer, mobile bottom menu, top notifications, differentials product pages and many more.

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Product Video & 3D Model

Product Swatch & Dropdown

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Deal & Countdown Timer

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Animations

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Mobile Bottom Menu

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Product Wishlist

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Google Web fonts

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RTL Supported

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[renemourisfr]

MYTHIQUE LE MONDE

[cafeadvice]

Tumblr Basics for Cafe Dot

Please keep in mind that just like any social media site Tumblr will change and in consequence this advice is ever evolving.

What is Tumblr?

To put it simply Tumblr is a microblogging site that leans toward image sharing, but is also very generous to music & video links as well as text posts. The site itself has been around since 2007 and since then has had it's ups and downs but for the most part it has remained steady and boasts around 50 million visitors a month. As of March 2023 Tumblr hosts more than 572 million blogs. Tumblr does not lean hard into any algorithm and there is no verification process, if a celebrity is on Tumblr they're using the same tools you are. Some quick facts about the site:

48% of Tumblr users are Gen Z

It is the third most popular blogging platform on the internet

70% of users are satisfied with Tumblr's functionality - this puts them only below Pinterest and Youtube for customer satisfaction

The majority of Tumblr users are US based followed by Canada, and the United Kingdom.

The user base is nearly split 50/50 for identifying male (58%) or female (41%)

How do you set up a Tumblr blog?

First and foremost I recommend reading Tumblr's own guide for using their site here: TUMBLR GUIDE

This question is relatively loaded because Tumblr, unlike other social media sites, allows you to highly customize your profile/blog. To some this is fantastic, especially those that have a grasp of basic html editing. To others this task alone can seem daunting and an astronomical height to traverse over. Thankfully Tumblr provides some premade themes that you can lightly customize if spending hours on your blog theme isn't in the stars for you. If you'd like to learn how to create a custom HTML theme click here. You can also find plenty of free premade themes by other blog enthusiasts, they all tend to have set up instructions. Just google it :) After you create an account if you click on your profile picture it will take you to a quickview of your "blog" that most people will see if they hover over your icon. You can edit this minimally. If you click on "Blog Settings" It will navigate you to a page that allows you to edit your Username, Address (your tumblr blog address), Description, PFP, etc. If you'd like to use a custom theme please be sure to enable custom themes on this page, doing so enables you to have a full tumblr page and edit your theme. If you enable this - the edits you make on your main theme will reflect in your quickview.

Basics of Tumblr

Tumblr like Twitter keeps track of your likes, has a Following tab, and a For You tab. Unlike Twitter it defaults to your Following tab on the dashboard. It also has a Your Tags tab which are hashtags you have decided to follow and a Management Tab which gives you access to something called Tumblr Labs. Tumblr Labs has to be enabled as it's just experimental features that you can try out: Popular Reblogs Tab, Trending Tab, Favs Tab, etc.  You can at any time toggle these on and off and each provide a description of what they are and do. If you do decide to turn on Tumblr Labs the staff wants you to provide feedback, so please do!

Dashboard: This is your Tumblr landing zone - from here you can view your feed (you will only see posts from blogs you follow, no one else, unless they appear on radar), settings, overall account management, and create posts.

Tumblr Feed: this is the live feed of the most recent posts or reblogs from the users you follow.

Reblog: Effectively the same thing as a Retweet on Twitter, the difference is you can Reblog your own post infinite times and no algorithm is going to knock it out visually from your followers. They WILL see it. Keep that in mind and don't overuse it too frequently.

Tumblr Radar: this is a spotlight section that is curated by Tumblr staff and boosts artwork (4 different pieces per day). You can be randomly chosen if a staff comes across your piece or you can also submit your original work and it will go through a submission process and potentially be spotlighted. Read more about Tumblr Radar and how it works here.

Queues: In my opinion queues on Tumblr are probably the single most utilized version of queues on any social media site. A LOT of users queue their posts to spread them out over several hours or days, it's just something that has always been ingrained in the community to do. You can easily set up a draft to queue from the same area you would create the draft.

Hashtags: These are the bread and butter of Tumblr, ranging from categorizing to telling entire life stories in them (not a joke). Tags are highly visible and can even be seen in notifications of reblogs, they are sometimes used as ways for the reblogger to communicate with the OP, whether they ask a question or give you a compliment, if you filter through your reblog notifications you're bound to see some interesting ones. When it comes to using hashtags for searchability make sure they're relevant to your art/music/story etc. i.e Pixelart, Painting, Digital Art, Sky, Trees, Fantasy, Fantasy Art, Blue Art, Pastel, Pastel Aesthetic, and so on. It's also worth noting that categorizing via hashtags is very powerful on Tumblr, you can utilize your own hashtags to create pages or portfolios on your blog that can be easily navigated to. Example, I've posted 3 images to this blog tagged #matchaexample and created a link to the tagged page connected to this blog called "Example Gallery" if you click it you will notice that the only posts the page shows are the 3 images sans this text post. You can do this with any tag to highlight specific things about your blog. If you want an FAQ section create a post, tag it FAQ or whatever you'd like and create a page to link to from the main page of your blog. This is super handy for creating your own versions of a master link post to your shops, other websites etc. You'll notice the discord link does in fact take you to the invite for the cafe dot server :)

Asks: On Tumblr people are able to send you messages via asks that can be anonymous or attached to their own accounts (you can toggle the settings for asks by clicking your pfp and scrolling down to the Asks section). You can choose to answer these privately or answer them publicly which posts the asks in a format to your blog. You can add tags to asks and like mentioned above create an entire page dedicated to them if you so choose.

FAQs

When is the right time to post on Tumblr for visibility? Since the majority of Tumblr users are based in the US the best time to post is between 5pm and 1am (EST or Eastern Standard Time). Convert your timezone here. This is not an exact science, there's plenty of examples of people posting outside of what is perceived as the peak time for visibility and doing just fine. Also keep in mind you can reblog your post if you feel you missed a prime time in posting! What is the daily post limit? 250

Where can I find premade themes that are easy to install? Here :) How do I edit my theme? This depends on how you've set up your blog. You can either do minimal editing by clicking on your pfp or you can enable custom themes which allows you more customizations from your main blog page. This is the page that is [yourusername].tumblr.com. On there you'll notice 4 symbols in the top right hand corner. From left to right these are quick links to your dashboard (house), blog quickview (eye), theme edit appearance (paint palette), and settings (cog). Click the paint palette symbol to open more customizations for your theme.

How do I block Tumblrs? Click on your pfp navigate down to the Blocked Tumblrs section, from here you can add whoever you choose.

Can I pin a post? Yes! You can pin a post to your blog by clicking on the 3 dots in the top right corner of it and selecting the pin option

THIS IS A WIP POST- things will be added

[novelistparty]

computer people I need help. What does one use to be able to arrange a bunch of images on the desktop to make a cool setup, but not via the “set wallpaper” thing?  Something like a bunch of floating windows that stay behind everything else. If there isn’t a nice something out there I guess I might be able to hack on QuickView

[itsaquickview]

Can you smell the green?

[spamsmcgee]

You sat in the passenger seat of Guanyu’s Alfa Romeo. Neither of you made a sound, as if the approaching speedsters would hear you over the roar of their own engines. Headlights in the distance kickstarted a mental countdown.

As the Jump Street Program’s newest, you are given the role of Guanyu’s high school sweetheart. Together you go undercover to bust a local street racing gang led by English Literature teacher, Fernando Alonso.

QuickView

Top Records

Part One: Pilot

Part Two: Day One

Part Three: Obligatory Filler Episode

Part Four: The Final Countdown

Part Five: Get ‘Em

[prime-war]

added adversary defense to the quick view after reveal

cleared quickview defense for player areas on meanwhile

[effectsdatabase]

Last week's top 20 videos (2022, week 51)

Top 10 videos last week (December 18-24)

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Sons of OTIS: Hopeless Dec18/22 (by Oxfuzz)

Fairfield Circuitry Unpleasant Surprise Clone by Dirty Sock Effects (by Dirty Sock Effects)

JAM pedals Custom Shop | Making a Rattler ltd (by JAM Pedals)

Headrush Gigboard Firmware Update 2.5 (by The Pedal Picassos)

Casio PT-82 ROM into the Mattoverse Warble Swell Echo MKII (by Mattoverse Electronics)

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[raillingfarrell]

13+ Top Shopify Themes for Hair Salons in 2022

Are you seeking for Shopify Hair Salon Themes? You are in the correct place! 13+ Best Shopify Hair Salon Themes have been reviewed and manually selected out by our AVADA Commerce team from website, marketplace such as: Themeforest, Shopify Themes or TemplateMonster. Hair Salon Themes have been collected based on the following criteria: number of sales, reviews, ratings and social analytics. The greatest Hair Salon themes collection is ranked and updated in December 2022

1 Unsen theme by The4

Theme Features Main Demo Layout,30+ Impressive Demos,Flash Page loading speed,Unique Sliders,Ultimate small cart,Full of Necessary Pages,Product Page Optimization. Unsen is the next-generation Shopify theme designed by The4 which is developed with powerful modules like Mega Menu, Default home page, Ajax Filter, Sliders, Mini Cart. Unsen theme has been on Top options for Shopify retailers as it owns simple, clean, and versatile design. This theme also is totally optimized for quick loading speed and is fully responsive, so that Shopify users can navigate their store more simpler. With that said, Unsen is expected as a Powerful Shopify theme that assist you with developing your high-converting business, then producing more sales and customer interaction.

2 Jasper theme by Srcn

Theme Elements Include 13 homepage layouts,Support Ajax add to cart,Multiple header and footer styles,Strong admin control panel,Nice and original theme,Unique Import & Export feature,Multiple currency Jasper is a Shopify theme designed by SRCN. This theme features more than 13 layouts and plenty of sophisticated modules such as SEO, Ajax Add to cart, Daily offer, Related Products, Layered Navigation, Quickview, etc. Jasper is a stunning and distinctive theme that adds value to your Shopify store. In addition, Jasper Shopify theme offers a sophisticated control panel system that allows you to manage your store efficiently. Don't hesitate to choose the Jasper Shopify theme, explore it and experience it!

3 Ap Monica theme by Apollotheme

Theme Elements Include eight different homepages, a powerful admin panel, support for the powerful mega menu, a PSD file provided, and ease of setup and customization Monica is a fantastic Shopify that works well for fashion companies, jewelry, apparel, and other types of stores. This theme features over 8 accessible and distinctive homepages to e-commerce sites. It also has a ton of strong modules, including Ajax Search, the Mega Menu, the Blog, the SEO, the Revolution Slider, and the Slideshow. The Monica Shopify theme also offers a versatile and clever control panel. The AP Monica Shopify theme is now available for your online store.

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Etro - The Electronics & Gadgets Shopify 2.0 Theme

Etro is a current design trend premium Shopify theme which is mainly suitable for electronics stores, gadgets shops, headphones, earbuds, supermarkets, grocery, fashion shops, furniture shops, interior stores, healthcare, jewelry shops, beauty, computer & accessories, smart tv, trimmer & eCommerce store. Etro is a cutting-edge bootstrap-based Shopify theme with a fully responsive design supporting RTL. Etro has every feature needed to build any eCommerce mid-level & small-level online store.

Etro has stunning features like drag & drop, advanced mega menus, multicurrency, ajax cart, RTL support, wishlist, mini cart drawer, ajax search, advanced swatches, deal timers, mobile slider configuration, multi-device compatibility, product video & 3D model, SEO Optimization, stock information, unique header & footer, top notifications, differentials product pages, mobile bottom menu and many more.

List of Features

Unique Homepages

Responsive Design

RTL supported

Drag & Drop Section

Mobile Slider Configuration

Multiple Megamenu Integrated

East to use

Product Grid & List

Quickview Shop

Multicurrency

Product Video & 3D Model

Product Swatch & Dropdown

Stock Notification

Deal & Countdown Timer

Stock Countdown

Quick View Popup

Image Gallery with Video + Zoom Effect in Product

Animations

Flexible Newsletter Popup

Mobile Bottom Menu

Social Sharing

Product Filters

Newsletter Popup

Product Wishlist

Product Custom Tabs

Live Search

Various Blog & Article Pages

Product Sales Badges

Top Notification

Sticky Header

Bootstrap 5.x

Google Web fonts

Well Documented

RTL Supported

SEO Optimization

Life Time Free Update

Top Rated support

Instagram Feed

404 Page

Blog Details Page