Hi Rashi,
Thank you for your answer.
1. You say that you do not support the drop-down list now but in the mentioned post you say that you support the drop-down list. I don't understand this so different answers.
2. Thanks for adding a new page to your documentation and for creating these variants in the demo.
Can you please confirm that it is a user-friendly solution to create and what is worse to show 24 variants/product-variations in the case where one product, let's use a t-shirt as an example, is in 5 colours and each colour has 5 different sizes in stock?
Considering the Sellacious is used as a multi-vendor marketplace where each seller is not a website designer but an ordinary shop owner or its staff we have to ask them to spend a good 20 minutes to add actually one product to the site. And even if we get vendors to find the time and patience (after we educate them how to do it) to add products this way (ohh and they need to remember or use copy/paste the hex code for the same colour variants) then all of those variations are displayed on the front side under the main product which in my opinion does not look right at all.
We use "show variants as options to the main product" settings under the marketplace choice... Is there a way to hide size variations?
Do you plan to make sellacious easy to use for those who wish to sell items in different sizes?
If so then can you please provide the time when we can expect this must-have feature?
The best scenario would be to allow variants (colours) to have their own options without creating additional variants.
The documentation for variants:
https://www.sellacious.com/documentation-v2#/learn/variantoptions/variant-example
includes the screenshot (I'm attaching it here as well) of the variants where each colour is available in different sizes but all sizes are attached to one colour product only... I was able to create the same before, which was mentioned above in this post, but as you know it does not work properly so I'm guessing now that you went the long way and created additional variants for every colour and every size (unique URLs).
And now you have two documentation pages with different explanations and showing different examples, the old page showing how it should be done (but what actually does not work properly) and the new page which is showing how to make it work but this way is simply not user friendly at all, both for seller and shopper.
Thank you again!