Spreadshirt published the changes, here's
the notification:
https://www.spreadshirt.com/blog/2018/04/03/your-brand-new-detail-page-has-arrived/#more-17253
There's a way to hide the color selector with CSS. I haven't
tried it yet.
Mihaela
On Sat, 2018-04-14 at 17:26 +0000, C R wrote:Regarding the website hack, yes I can do that. There are a few options: Option 1: we can import it with the snippet provided by spreadshirt: https://freedom.support.tm/hc/en-us/articles/115001381253-Spreadshirt -How-do-I-embed-my-Spreadshirt-shop-into-my-own-website- Then I can write more javascript code to hide unwelcome products. Option 2: I (or we) can set up a page on the Inkscape website on which we list specific products manually, which then link through to spreadshirt items (which bypasses the need for the spreadshirt auto generated gallery). Perhaps a combination of the above would be okay too. We make a featured item page with direct links, and a link at the bottom to "view all designs". That link would provide access to the full spreadshirt shop, while allowing us to control what visitors see first.You could make a shop app in inkscape-web which provided an administrator the ability to add available products from the feed API. I expect most of it would be javascript, but python could help make you a more concrete shop. Martin,