Similar to existing functions for featured and on sale products, it would be handy to have a function which gets all the related product ids on the single product page to offset duplicates and other uses.

Storefront has a problem with the templates in the elementer
when I enter:
Dashboard / Templates / Saved Templates
Then it adds a new one, I choose "section" adds a name
I'm going to edit in elementor and the problem is that this section cannot be edited ... you can only switch to footer or header editing
; /
surely adding a template as a "page" works correctly but it overloads the page ...

I tested on several other themes, e.g. hello elementor, astra and everything works fine, the problem only occurs with the StoreFront theme

Currently, there is no ability to customise the Home page to display widgets which are only required on the Home page. For instance, anything you add to the widget container below the header appears on all of the product pages. The only way to stop them showing on product pages is by using 'display: none;' in CSS which is quite a sloppy tweak to be using for a theme. This should be an 'out of the box' feature really.

Are there any plans to add block theme support to Storefront?

be able to change the width of the page to whatever I want it to be.

be able to change the width of the page to whatever I want it to be.

Many stores don't have everything available to them in stock, but are able to get it quickly depending on the product. I'd like to be able to add an option like "available to order" or "special order" as terms like out of stock and backorder are turnoffs for potential customers. At the very least allow us to customize the wording of these options.

Remove page titles and or below header spacing so a hero block could sit flush with the bottom of theader

I think it would be a great option for admins to be able to add the Handheld Menu, which currently is in the header (in my case using the storefont hamburger menu), into the "Handheld Footer Bar" with a hamburger icon that flys out upwards when clicked and displays the assigned menu for handheld.

Thanks to the tips here: https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/customize-the-links-in-the-handheld-footer-bar/ I was able to add a link to the home page, but it got me thinking that exactly in that spot would be perfect for a hamburger navigation menu on mobile devices, instead of up in the header.....

When using Google fonts please provide the ability to add &display=swap to avoid FOIT and to please Google.

Currently Google Page Speed complains about not having this when using Google fonts.

Menu above header.

In this widget area I would include navigation for an audience using a desktop device. Widget would be hidden for viewers on mobile and tablet devices. Mobile and tablet device users will navigate using the hamburger menu already built in to Storefront. As Storefront is now, navigation is displayed over background image on desktop devices. Thank you for your consideration.

Since woocommerce is such a long name, and the new thing is using emojis, and, acronyms, I think it would be good for store front, just to update it a little

Hello.
It would be great to have a Try-on eyeglasses, sunglasses, may be a mirror for an optical store. It is so necessary in eye health business and optical retail.

Currently the github version is an uncompiled version. It would be nice to have a version we could clone and checkout through server commands that was ready to use on a site instead of having to compile it ourselves first.

I have a word press website and want to just add affiliate links to the store of the products I want to sell

I have woocommerce website its very nice but I'm face problem because i have multiple stores in multiple city's and product cost may change depends on location but I'm not supposed to add this functionality to my site.

My requirement is:

In menu bar visitors will select city depends on that product catalogue will load to them.

Search a Vendor (addition to Product vendor extension) based on customer location and within certain mile range. This is beneficial if you are selling a service and want user to search for service provider/vendor within his vicinity.