How to add storefront social links
Quick guide on how to add social links to your storefront.
Log in to your Mainstack Dashboard
On the Home page, click on the Storefront icon.
On the storefront banner cover, Click on the ellipsis (...)
Click on Edit storefront.
Toggle on Storefront social links.
Select the social platform and add your social handle.
Click on ‘Add Storefront Social Links’ to add more social media links, and
Click Save Changes.
OR
Log in to your Mainstack Dashboard.
Click on the hamburger menu or the icon with your profile picture.
Click on Account settings.
Scroll down to Product Settings.
Click on Storefront.
Click on Edit storefront details.
Toggle on Storefront social links.
Select the social platform and add your social handle.
Click on ‘Add Storefront Social Links’ to add more social media links, and
Click Save Changes.
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