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Even with the Full CKEditor input profile/filter classes and styles get removed from elements. Sometimes clients need to add styles or classes to elements and having them stripped all the time is pretty frustrating.

Luckily there's a simple fix that can be added to the Custom JavaScript configuration under Advanced options at admin/config/content/ckeditor/edit/Full. 

Paste in :

config.extraAllowedContent = '*(*){*}';

A little landmark was reached at BlueFusion the other day - we made it onto the DrupalCommerce forum leaderboard!

Contributing to the Drupal community has been a big discussion point within the Drupal community over the past few months. We, and our clients, benefit from the massive number of hours put into building Drupal by developers, designers, documentation writers and others around the world and it's important to us that we share the solutions we find & the code we write with the community.

*almost.

For the first time Shopify has reported seeing more mobile than desktop traffic  on their platform. At the end of 2014 it's 50.3% to 49.7% - huge growth for a platform that didn't exist in any meaningful volumes until recently.

Note: there's probably a lot more to think through on a site with larger numbers of products, the site we built this for has 3, so we don't have to deal with large forms, big cart updates or paginated views. This site also has Add To Cart Extras enabled, which changes the add to cart form.

Sometimes it would be nice to present your buyers with a view of their cart that both lets them add new products and update existing quantities.

We're doing our first Shopify to Drupal Commerce migration. With the need to differentiate between retail vs wholesale customers (pricing) and within wholesale (differing ranges) Shopify just isn't going to cut it for this client anymore. Shopify was perfect for the original spec - simple, quick to set up, cost effective to maintain and a range of great off-the-shelf templates to tweak.