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The field manual for a catalog that crosses systems.

Thirteen version-bound guides cover setup, synchronization, publishing, design, SEO, diagnostics, data handling and the exact shortcode, block, builder and edition references. Every page separates delivered behavior from limits.

Applies to ShopiPress 1.0.0, officially published on Freemius.

13
version-bound guides
9
complete language routes
1.0.0
documented version

Guide index

Start with the job in front of you.

The library is organized by task, not by plugin screen. Every guide names the system boundary, a short workflow and the checks that close the task.

01

Start and connect

Install the documented version, connect one store and verify the first catalog discovery.

011.0.0

Install ShopiPress from an authorized ZIP

Install ShopiPress 1.0.0, connect one Shopify store safely, and run the first manual catalog synchronization.

What you will do
  1. Confirm WordPress 6.5+, PHP 8.1+ and an ShopiPress ZIP from Freemius.
  2. Upload and activate ShopiPress from the WordPress Plugins screen.
  3. Open ShopiPress and verify the installed version before connecting a store.
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021.0.0

Connect one Shopify store safely

Use the store subdomain and a public Storefront API token, test the connection and preserve the commerce boundary.

What you will do
  1. Enter only the myshopify.com subdomain and a public Storefront token.
  2. Run Test Connection before saving the settings.
  3. Never replace a failed public token with a private Admin API credential.
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02

Synchronize and publish

Move catalog records deliberately, then shape their native WordPress presentation.

031.0.0

Review and synchronize the catalog

Discover products, collections and tags, inspect the summary and launch the current manual synchronization workflow.

What you will do
  1. Discover the source catalog without writing WordPress content.
  2. Review counts and warnings before the synchronization starts.
  3. Run the manual sync and verify created or updated native entities.
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041.0.0

Publish with blocks and shortcodes

Place synchronized catalog data in Gutenberg, themes and content areas using 17 blocks and 27 prefixed shortcodes.

What you will do
  1. Choose a dynamic Gutenberg block or a shopipress_* shortcode.
  2. Supply the required product, collection or current-context value.
  3. Preview the page and follow the buying action back to Shopify checkout.
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051.0.0

Shape products and collections

Use the included visual workshop, default templates and delivered Pro controls without confusing preview locks with active engines.

What you will do
  1. Adjust global product and collection settings in Design.
  2. Check the live preview at desktop and mobile widths.
  3. Use Pro-only template, builder and CSS controls only with an authorized Pro package.
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03

Govern and diagnose

Keep SEO signals, data boundaries and troubleshooting evidence explicit.

061.0.0

Choose the canonical catalog surface

Decide whether WordPress or Shopify is primary, then align indexing, archives, sitemaps and structured output.

What you will do
  1. Choose the main product page before enabling index controls.
  2. Keep thin tag archives disabled unless they are intentionally curated.
  3. Inspect canonicals, robots, XML sitemap inclusion and rendered schema on the public URL.
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071.0.0

Diagnose connection and rendering failures

Separate Shopify access, WordPress HTTP, synchronization data and theme rendering before changing credentials or templates.

What you will do
  1. Reproduce the failure and record the exact screen and version.
  2. Test outbound HTTPS and the public Storefront token independently.
  3. Inspect WordPress logs and rendered markup before retrying or escalating.
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081.0.0

Handle tokens, packages and optional telemetry

Keep public and private credentials distinct, limit administrator access and understand optional Freemius data flow.

What you will do
  1. Use only the public Storefront token requested by ShopiPress.
  2. Keep candidate ZIPs and test material outside the public web root.
  3. Review optional telemetry and licence activation before providing consent.
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04

Build from exact references

Use the verified block, shortcode, builder, edition and service inventories.

091.0.0

Reference all 27 public shortcodes

Use the exact public shopipress_* catalog, grouped by product, collection and filtering responsibility.

What you will do
  1. Start with the complete product or collection shortcode when a composed default is sufficient.
  2. Use granular shortcodes only inside a context that provides the required product or collection.
  3. Validate the rendered page and the transition to Shopify before publishing.
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101.0.0

Reference the 17 dynamic Gutenberg blocks

Map every registered server-rendered block to the catalog surface it controls.

What you will do
  1. Insert the block from the ShopiPress category.
  2. Confirm that its product or collection context resolves in the editor preview.
  3. Preview the public page because editor registration does not prove theme-level output parity.
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111.0.0

Read builder coverage without assuming parity

Separate conceptual component registration from controls, markup and runtime equivalence across Gutenberg, Elementor and WPBakery.

What you will do
  1. Choose the builder that owns the page.
  2. Check whether the needed capability has a dedicated component or remains shortcode-only.
  3. Test the rendered output in that builder before claiming equivalence.
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121.0.0

Distinguish FREE, PRO, partial and absent capabilities

Use the exact candidate authority instead of inferring availability from a locked preview or planned interface.

What you will do
  1. Identify the capability by its stable authority ID.
  2. Confirm whether its state is delivered, partial or absent.
  3. Do not market a locked FREE preview as an active premium engine.
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131.0.0

Understand data, credentials and external services

Trace what becomes WordPress content, what remains with Shopify and when Freemius receives optional licensing data.

What you will do
  1. Use only the public Storefront token requested by ShopiPress.
  2. Keep customer, payment and checkout data in Shopify.
  3. Review optional Freemius opt-in or licence activation before providing consent.
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ShopiPress

Three ways into the system

Inspect the product, control the search surface or prepare a support record without losing your place in the documentation.

01See the plugin in action02Open the SEO control center03Prepare a support request