Model: khacdiep2208/bge-base-en-v1.5-shopify-finetuned
Author: khacdiep2208
Pipeline: sentence-similarity
Library: sentence-transformers
Tags: sentence-transformers, tensorboard, safetensors, bert, sentence-similarity, feature-extraction, dense, generated_from_trainer, dataset_size:729, loss:TripletLoss, arxiv:1908.10084, arxiv:1703.07737, base_model:BAAI/bge-base-en-v1.5, base_model:finetune:BAAI/bge-base-en-v1.5, model-index, text-embeddings-inference, endpoints_compatible, region:us
Base models (finetune): id: BAAI/bge-base-en-v1.5
Card metadata: tags: sentence-transformers, sentence-similarity, feature-extraction, dense, generated_from_trainer, dataset_size:729, loss:TripletLoss
base_model: BAAI/bge-base-en-v1.5
widget: source_sentence: What settings are available for logo and favicon customization?
sentences: One layout file won’t cover every eventuality, and there will be situations where you require a completely different layout. While you could hide elements with CSS, a better approach is to create an alternate layout with different HTML markup.

A good example might be a specific landing page for a product or a newsletter sign-up page that doesn’t require the same “site furniture” as the rest of the site. In these situations, it’s possible to designate that the micro-render with an “alternative” layout file.

Creating an alternative layout is very straightforward. First, create a new file, give it a relevant name and the `.liquid` extension, and save it in the layouts folder in your theme directory. In this file, place any necessary HTML (HTML declarations, CSS, JS links, etc.) along with the two placeholders discussed above.

To use this layout file and effectively override the default `theme.liquid` layout file, use a specific Liquid syntax as the first line in any template file (`index.liquid`, `product.liquid`, etc.). In this instance, the default `theme.liquid` will not be applied, but rather the specified alternative layout file.

It’s also possible to request that no layout file be applied. The syntax for this must be the first line at the top of the relevant template (`index.liquid`, `product.liquid`, etc.). A use case for this might be when rendering output from your store in an alternative syntax such as JSON., The image displays a multi-panel view of the Shopify theme editor interface, focusing on header and logo customization, alongside a live preview of a store. On the far left, a "Header" settings panel is visible, showing "Desktop logo position" with "Middle left" selected, and an option to "Edit your logo in theme settings." It also includes sections for "Menu" configuration, allowing for the selection of the "Main menu" and a "Desktop menu type" with "Dropdown," "Mega menu," and "Drawer" options. Adjacent to this, a "Theme settings" panel is dedicated to "Logo" customization. This panel allows users to "Select image" or "Explore free images" for the main store logo and adjust the "Desktop logo width" using a slider, currently set to "90 px." Below the main logo settings, there's a "Favicon image" section with similar "Select image" and "Explore free images" options, noting that the favicon will be scaled to "32 x 32px." The rightmost and largest part of the image is a live preview of a Shopify store, titled "My Store," displaying a hero section with text "e our latest products" and a prominent "Shop all" button, overlaid with illustrations of people. In the top right corner of this preview, icons for different device views (desktop, tablet, mobile) are visible., The image displayed is a screenshot of the Shopify theme editor interface, focused on the theme customization settings. On the left sidebar, the "Theme settings" option is selected, and within it, "Colors" is highlighted, indicating the user is in the process of adjusting the color scheme. Below "Colors," various "Scheme" options (Scheme 1 through Scheme 5) are visible, each with an "Aa" icon representing text, and "Scheme 4" specifically shows an "Add Scheme" button. Further down, "Typography" is also visible. The main content area on the right shows a live preview of a Shopify store's homepage, titled "My Store" with a "Welcome to our store" banner. The preview features a stylized landscape background with a large circular motif, mountainous forms, and small bird silhouettes, along with search and shopping bag icons in the top right. The top bar of the editor shows options like "Dawn Live," page selection ("Home page"), device previews (desktop, tablet, mobile), undo/redo actions, and a "Save" button., source_sentence: What is the mission of the SBDC organization mentioned in the Shopify training?
sentences: For a full list of available Liquid and Shopify tags, variables, and properties available in the templates, visit the Shopify documentation., This page serves as a title slide, introducing the fundamental question: "What is Shopify".

The image displays a presentation slide with a clean and modern design. The top-left two-thirds of the slide are white, while the bottom-right third is a dark blue-gray, separated by a diagonal line running from the top right to the bottom left. Centered on the white portion of the slide, the text "What is Shopify" is presented in a large, dark blue serif font, clearly indicating the main topic or question for the subsequent content., 

### Presentation Overview
The page introduces a presentation titled "Shopify 101".
It identifies the moderator as Alaina Capasso, providing her email (aecapasso@uri.edu) and affiliation (RI Small Business Development Center) and role (Webinar Coordinator).
The presentation is given by Amanda Basse.

The image on this page is the logo for "AMERICA'S SBDC RHODE ISLAND," positioned in the bottom right corner. The logo features "AMERICA'S" in small, capitalized letters above the much larger, bolded "SBDC," which is dark blue with a thin white outline. A star design is incorporated into the "A" of "AMERICA'S," extending over the "SBDC." Below "SBDC," "RHODE ISLAND" is displayed in capitalized white letters within a red rectangular banner. The entire logo is set against a dark blue diagonal shape that occupies the bottom right portion of the slide, with the rest of the slide being white.

### Organization's Mission
The text describes the organization's mission to train, educate, and support entrepreneurs, including both new (pre-venture) and established small businesses.
It highlights that the organization is positioned within the nationwide network of SBDCs (Small Business Development Centers).
The organization offers resources, key connections at state and national levels, workshops, and both online and in-person support.
The primary goal is to equip Ocean State entrepreneurs to achieve their next level of growth.

The bottom half of the page features three distinct logos against a light background. On the left is the "POWERED BY SBA" logo, which includes a stylized "SBA" in blue with a red outline and the text "U.S. Small Business Administration" below it, indicating the organization is supported by the SBA. In the center, there is a logo for "THE UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND," with smaller text underneath stating "DIVISION OF RESEARCH AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT," presented in a formal, serif typeface. On the right, the "RHODE ISLAND COMMERCE CORPORATION" logo is displayed, featuring a light blue, abstract sail-like shape next to the bold "RHODE ISLAND" text, with "COMMERCE CORPORATION" in a smaller, white font on a dark blue rectangular background below it, signifying a partnership or affiliation with this entity., source_sentence: What steps are involved in testing and launching a Shopify store?
sentences: *   This page serves as a table of contents, outlining various topics related to setting up, managing, and launching a Shopify store.
*   It covers configuring shipping methods, rates, and zones, as well as setting up payment gateways, including Shopify Payments and third-party providers.
*   The document details managing taxes, importing customer data (with steps for preparing CSV files and verifying imports), and tips for customer information management.
*   It also addresses order fulfillment methods (manual or automatic), testing the store before launch (simulating or using real transactions), and steps for launching the store such as website testing, legal page setup, and password removal.
*   Finally, it includes a section for a final checklist and strategies for marketing the online store to drive traffic., This page presents a comprehensive checklist for setting up a new online store.
The checklist covers essential administrative and operational tasks, from initial login and password protection to defining the store's name, legal business name, and physical address.
It includes financial setup steps like adding billing information, setting default currency, and configuring taxes and payment gateways.
Logistics are addressed with options for setting default weight units, shipping settings, Shopify Markets setup, and pickup/local delivery options.
The checklist also covers staffing, domain setup, and a recommendation to explore the Shopify App store for additional business tools.

The Shopify New Store Checklist displays a vertical list of fourteen setup tasks, each accompanied by an unchecked square checkbox to its left, indicating pending actions. The tasks are presented as clickable links, suggesting they lead to specific configuration pages or instructions. These tasks include logging into the store, password protecting it, naming the store and setting its legal business name, entering the business address, adding billing information, setting the default currency, setting a default weight unit for listings, setting up shipping settings, configuring Shopify Markets (if applicable), setting up pickup and local delivery, setting up taxes, setting up payment gateways, staffing the store (if applicable), and setting up the domain. The final item on the list is a prompt to explore the Shopify App store, which includes an external link icon, to find apps that could assist the business. At the bottom right corner of the page, the text "Source: New Store Checklist" is visible, with "New Store Checklist" highlighted as a clickable link., As you grow, maintaining healthy profit margins is crucial. A trap some entrepreneurs fall into is overspending on shiny new tools or large ad campaigns without a clear return. It's important to regularly review your expenses – app subscriptions, advertising spend, shipping costs, packaging, etc. – and ensure you're getting value from each. For example, you might be paying for several apps that have overlapping functions; consider consolidating or removing ones you don't truly need. Negotiate with suppliers or service providers for better rates once your volume increases (this can apply to product suppliers, shipping carriers, or even app providers if you move to a higher tier). When it comes to ads, closely monitor performance and pause campaigns that are consistently unprofitable. Sometimes, taking a lean approach (almost a bootstrap mindset) even as you scale can save you from cash flow crunches. Avoid tying up too much cash in inventory – yes, you want to avoid stockouts, but overstocking is also dangerous if the product doesn't sell as fast as predicted. Use data to forecast demand more accurately and consider just-in-time inventory strategies or print-on-demand models to reduce risk. Another area to watch is your cost of goods sold (COGS) and landed costs; explore whether larger bulk orders from your supplier could give you a discount, or if there are ways to optimize logistics. Many expert entrepreneurs find that operational efficiencies and cost savings can significantly boost their bottom line without any increase in sales. Essentially, **run a tight ship** – invest in growth, but stay prudent and ensure every dollar spent has a purpose and an expected return. This set of habits keeps your business financially healthy and ready to weather challenges like market downturns or rising ad costs., source_sentence: How do I define pricing for a new product on Shopify?
sentences: *   This page provides instructions for setting up pricing for a product, including defining the 'Price' customers will be charged, the 'Compare at Price' for displaying savings if the product is on sale, and the 'Cost per item' which is not visible to customers.
*   It also explains how to select the option to 'Charge tax on this product' if sales tax is applicable.
*   The page introduces "Step 4: Categorize Your Product and Choose Your Sales Channels," instructing the user to navigate to "Product organization" to categorize their product., The text describes the organization's mission to train, educate, and support entrepreneurs, including both new (pre-venture) and established small businesses.
It highlights that the organization is positioned within the nationwide network of SBDCs (Small Business Development Centers).
The organization offers resources, key connections at state and national levels, workshops, and both online and in-person support.
The primary goal is to equip Ocean State entrepreneurs to achieve their next level of growth.

The bottom half of the page features three distinct logos against a light background. On the left is the "POWERED BY SBA" logo, which includes a stylized "SBA" in blue with a red outline and the text "U.S. Small Business Administration" below it, indicating the organization is supported by the SBA. In the center, there is a logo for "THE UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND," with smaller text underneath stating "DIVISION OF RESEARCH AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT," presented in a formal, serif typeface. On the right, the "RHODE ISLAND COMMERCE CORPORATION" logo is displayed, featuring a light blue, abstract sail-like shape next to the bold "RHODE ISLAND" text, with "COMMERCE CORPORATION" in a smaller, white font on a dark blue rectangular background below it, signifying a partnership or affiliation with this entity., *   The page emphasizes the importance of adding comprehensive product features and multiple images from various angles and colors to provide customers with a complete product view.
*   It introduces "Step 3: Set a Price," indicating the next phase in product setup after detailing product information.
*   It highlights that after providing essential product details, the next crucial step is to define the product pricing for customers., source_sentence: How do I set a password for my Shopify development store?
sentences: There are many ways to enhance a store’s functionality. Depending on your client’s needs, you can choose and customize a theme, migrate information from another platform, add products to the store, organize products into collections, set up payment and shipping information, among other options.

Follow this [general checklist for starting a new Shopify store](https://help.shopify.com/en/manual/intro-to-shopify/initial-setup/new-to-shopify-checklists/general-checklist) to cover the basics.

Here are some ways to further enhance a store:

*   Migrate your client's product, customers, and orders data from another platform using a Store Importer app.
*   Add multiple products at one time by [importing them with a CSV file](https://help.shopify.com/en/manual/products/import-export/import-products#importing-products-with-a-csv-file).
*   [Customize a theme](https://help.shopify.com/en/manual/online-store/themes/theme-structure/extend/edit-theme-code#before-you-customize-your-theme) to better suit a client’s needs.
*   [Buy a domain from Shopify](https://help.shopify.com/en/manual/domains/add-a-domain/buying-domains). You can help create a store's brand by using a custom domain.
*   Create [pages](https://help.shopify.com/en/manual/online-store/themes/theme-structure/pages#add-a-new-webpage-to-your-online-store) that describe the store. Common page types include About Us, contact information, FAQs, and [policy pages](https://help.shopify.com/en/manual/checkout-settings/refund-privacy-tos) (returns, shipping, and privacy).
*   Work with your client to develop high-quality images for their products. Review Shopify's tips for creating and uploading images.
*   Review your client's [tax settings](https://help.shopify.com/en/manual/taxes) or help your client to contact an appropriate tax expert. Many merchants need to charge taxes on their sales and report and remit those taxes to their government.
*   Add apps from the Shopify App Store. Apps let you quickly extend the functionality of the client's store., *   It introduces the "Theme library" concept, explaining that themes in this section are only visible to the user and can be switched by publishing to the store.
*   The page also highlights "Popular free themes" which offer core features and are easily customizable without requiring coding., **Viewing or setting the password**

1.  From your Shopify admin, go to **Online Store > Preferences**.
2.  In the **Password protection > Password** field, enter a password. This is the password you'll give to the visitors who you want to access your online store. Don't use the same password you use to log in to your admin.
3.  Click **Save**.
pipeline_tag: sentence-similarity
library_name: sentence-transformers
metrics: cosine_accuracy
model-index: name: SentenceTransformer based on BAAI/bge-base-en-v1.5
results: task: type: triplet
name: Triplet
dataset: name: bge shopify eval
type: bge-shopify-eval
metrics: type: cosine_accuracy
value: 0.9012345671653748
name: Cosine Accuracy
verified: no
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Created: 2025-11-27 08:55:02