most of the website has some level of commerce today, but I don't see there is enough commerce support in the backdrop now, commerce, stripe, paypal all these basic plugins are MUSH have for most of the website.
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With JQuery, simple and fast. Or put all possible links in one menu, and hide unnecessary with CSS mediaquery.
Different primary menus depending on the viewport size?
I wonder if what is happening here is the default database settings are for utf8mb4 if the database server supports it. In settings.php or settings.local.php if that's where you put your...
Problem with utf8mb4 Format when importing database
I've not done this with a menu before but something similar with different Views presentation blocks for different resolutions (i.e. not just responsive but a different presentation method...
Different primary menus depending on the viewport size?
Thank you for all your help. In the meantime I just edited the export db-file and removed the top line with the sandbox comment. --> Still the same issue. I exported also with the...
Problem with utf8mb4 Format when importing database
Another possibility: The RRSB module has a forward option. If you don't want all the social-media sharing links, you can uncheck them all, then enable RRSB on the node types of your choice.
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Ubercart is a very complete solution that is available on Backdrop CMS. It also has Stripe, PayPal support.
Also check out this forum post that lists several other solutions:
https://forum.backdropcms.org/forum/e-commerce-solutions-backdropcms
The big one that's not (yet) ported is Drupal Commerce
Ubercart is an excellent solution, I'm using it on a few website.
Out of the 170+ websites I look after only a handful of them need e-commerce in any shape, way or form, so your comment isn't really accurate unless you mean the websites you look after and not websites in general.