Its just copy and paste codes once you set up in Cartloom its simple - need help just ask!
I use Cartloom on four of my sites built with Elements, and it was very easy to integrate Cartloom into Elements. It did require writing a couple of simple custom components, but Cartloom provided the code snippets for these. All I had to add was a few simple properties to make it easier to set up in the Elements property inspector.
We have been successfully generating revenue from these sites for the last 6–8 months. So there is no roadblock in Elements preventing you from creating a successful web store.
Custom components? Do you mean HTML elements in Elements? And does Cartloom provide code snippets for them, but not complete ones, so you still have to tweak them?
I just want to get a rough idea of whether this would involve a reasonable amount of effort. Generally speaking, though, it sounds good. Would you perhaps post a link to one of your online shops?
Vibralogix does PayPal or Stripe
500 store items
YES it’s the custom HTML Component. All snippets are there from Cartloom, I have single/group/all products set up and just copy code into HTML Compote and place on page wherever you want have a look at ezyasabc.co.uk
The code snippets they provide are complete, but to save having to have a separate custom component (HTML) for every one of my products, I created a component (with Dan’s help) that allowed me to enter the store and product IDs, so only a single component was needed.
It took almost no effort to create this.
If you opt to go with Cartloom, I’d be happy to share the code that would allow you to create separate products. NOTE: my approach does not use the full web page they can support, it is instead using their BUY NOW button approach. This allows me greater control over the content of my pages.
Cartloom uses both Stripe and PayPal for transactions.