According to Shopify Nation, recommendations account for 10–30% of eCommerce revenues, so it’s important to have them on your store.
This week we are going to have a look at the humble HTML img element.
When creating a Shopify Theme, you can add any number of images, in any format, and at any size to the assets folder within your theme directory…
In this Liquid Shopify tutorial, we’ll be looking at a way to access product information without having to “loop” over a collection, or be on a product detail page.
Following on from my previous post on how to create and use alternate templates I would like to turn our attention to Liquid layouts.
If you aren’t familiar with layouts you’ll find the default file, theme.liquid, in the layouts…
If you are new to Shopify theme building your first impression might be that every collection, page, and product page is controlled by a single template. Luckily this isn’t the case and there are, in fact, a number of ways you can apply…
I am sure many of you are more than familiar with Liquid control tags such as if and else, but are you familiar with case/when?
If you have worked with server-side languages you will already be familiar with the concept of partials or includes. In Shopify, includes/partials are known as snippets. To help you understand how Shopify uses them, here’s a brief overview:
One of the (many) features I love about working with Shopify themes is the simple folder structure. Each store can be powered by a single layout file and a handful of templates meaning you can achieve a lot with a little — true power in simplicity.
Last week I headed to Birmingham for the first edition of the Shopify Partners 2017 A Day with…