Creating a standout online shopping experience starts with a great theme, and SuiteCommerce’s new Fallback Themes make customization easier than ever. If you’re new to Fallback Themes or need a refresher, be sure to check out our previous blog post where we introduced these powerful tools. Now, let’s dive into how you can get started with your own custom Fallback Theme.
.env file, depending on how your project is configured. These tokens help manage different environments like development, staging, and production. It’s a bit like having different keys for different locks—each environment has its own requirements, and this file helps keep everything organized.Copy code npm install
Here’s where the fun begins—creating your custom Fallback Theme. The process is similar to creating an extension in SuiteCommerce. Just run:
bash Copy code gulp theme:create
manifest.json file called sub_type, indicating that your theme is a Fallback Theme. This setup ensures that your theme can inherit updates from the base theme, making it easier to manage.
Next, you’ll need to fetch the base theme from your domain to start customizing. Use this command:
bash Copy code gulp theme:fetch
extras folder, setting the stage for you to start making it your own.Before diving into customizations, it’s a good idea to see how your theme looks and feels. Run your project locally with:
bash Copy code gulp theme:local
Now, the real work begins—customizing your theme. Whether you’re tweaking the layout, adding new features, or refining the design, your Fallback Theme will automatically inherit updates from the base theme. This means fewer headaches for you and a more reliable, up-to-date site for your customers.
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