Example of offers 2

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In this article we'll see how to get this rendering:

You can see the rendering on the site by clicking here.

Getting Started

1. Open your WideBundle dashboard
2. Click on "+ Add Offers"
3. Choose "Variants" as type and select the product where you want to create the offers, and method 1 (Here, to get this result with the first offer being a specific color, we need to use variant bundles)
4. Follow the offer configuration below

First offer

We will start by filling the first offer block which is visible by default

1. In "offer title" put the title of your offer, for example "1 blue T-shirt".
2. In "price" put the price of your offer, for example "20".
3. In "variants" choose "This offer has 1 option".
4. In "option name 1" put the name of your first option, for example "Color".
5. In "option 1 values" put only one choice, for example "Blue" (By putting only one choice, WideBundle will not display the dropdown list)
6. In "number of dropdowns" put "1" because there is only one product in this offer

Then go to the second offer

Second offer

1. Add an offer block by clicking on Add an offer.
2. In "offer title" put the title of your offer, for example "2 t-shirts (-50% on the second one)"
3. In "price" put the price of your offer, for example "30".
4. In "crossed out price" put the price before discount, for example "40".
5. In "variants" choose "This offer has 1 option".
6. In "option name 1" put the name of your first option, for example "Color".
7. In "option 1 values" put the choices for the first option, for example "Blue, Red".
8. In "number of drop down lists" put "2" because there are two products in this offer

After that we can generate the offers!

And that's it!

See you soon 😁

Updated on: 22/11/2024