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You'll be able to do this with custom templates.
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| Do you mean the quantities at the end of the category name? I like it, as a buyer AND a seller. Tells me how much of what is in the store.
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| Tomas, I have a suggestion for having a function that allows an item to be listed or copied into multiple categories. For instance, I have an NFL pullover that is currently listed in athletic apparel however I am creating a new category for outerwear for jackets that aren't of an athletic type. I would like to populate this item into both categories so I can ensure that a customer would find it either way. This function would have to understand that this is the same item and not considered to be an additional item. So if someone were to pay for one out of the athletic apparel category it would show the outerwear item no longer available. How does this sound to anyone else that may have the same type of issue? Another thing I noticed is that if you don't have an item in a category at some point, the category still shows up. Tomas, is it possible to have categories not display if the item quantity for the category is zero? This way customers don't have to bother seeing a category if the seller doesn't have anything currently listed in it. Thanks
Ashleigh We appreciate your business!
Bellaboutiqueshop
www.bellaboutiqueshop.mybisi.com
http://stores.ebay.com/bellaboutiqueshop
 
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