weissie20
Jun '14

Hi - I've been using e-junkie since 2010, and it has been great. However, I need to make the transition to an actual storefront. I run a wordpress blog, and have looked into Ecwid a bit. I like the style and look of their store template, but I'd like to integrate the checkout to e-junkie. Is this possible?



If it's not possible, is there another similar option? Again, I want to keep e-junkie, but have an actual storefront built around it, so that it functions similar to sites like http://hockeyshot.com or http://store.foodstoragemadeeasy.net/



Even though I've been using e-junkie for a while, I'm a noob when it comes to storefront options. I'm hoping to find a template that can be used with wordpress, and I'm not that keen on paying for a custom solution (unless it comes at a fantastic price).



Any suggestions? Thanks in advance!



Jeremy

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E-junkie_GuruWebmaster & Support Guru
Jun '14

Since E-junkie would be providing the shopping cart functionality for your site, you may wish to investigate storefront-oriented WP Themes, or possibly storefront Plugins that don't include their own built-in cart/checkout functionality (or which have an easy setting to disable their cart/checkout functions). Then you would simply copy and paste your E-junkie Cart button codes into your product descriptions. This help page includes a section of tips for using E-junkie with WordPress in particular:

2http://www.e-junkie.com/ej/help.site-blog.htm2



If you need further assistance setting things up, we can recommend consulting the Developer Directory link at the very top of our site. One of our recommended developers, Brad Spencer, is a WordPress specialist who may already be familiar with some storefront Themes or Plugins that would be suitable for use with E-junkie.