Following on from our first part here, we look at how to integrate the Google Shopping API with Magento Go.
In the first part we set up a Google Merchants account and linked it up with Magento Go. In this part we’ll look at adding the necessary attributes required by Google Shopping and adding them to products.
Yesterday was the launch event for The Big Deal 2012, and we are pleased to announce that (I) Anthony Main, our Mobile Director will be one of the student mentors.
The event encourages enterprise in students that have been identified as being high achieving by their school/college and is being run by The University of York in association with Brightside.
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The last couple of months has been a great time for us with the introduction of a couple of new team members and our official partnership with Magento Go due in no small part to our fantastic and increasingly successful clients, for which we are very grateful.
Having our office on the University of York campus has been beneficial from the outset. It has provided us with the opportunity to interact with a wealth of other small businesses and projects.
In order to encourage growth into the emerging mobile industry we are coordinating with the University careers department to run The App Challenge event.
Recently we had need to create a mega menu style navigation element on a client site. The child categories from the primary navigation menu needed to be output in columns, rather than one long list. Now, Magento by default simply outputs a single <ul> in the parent element’s <li>, meaning a pure CSS solution would have ordered children to read left to right, rather than top to bottom.
Jamie Stead
Anthony Main
Ryan Atkins
Dajve Green