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Liquid

Logic

{% comment %}

Comments will be hidden

My name is {% comment %}Mark{% endcomment %} DunkleyMy name is Dunkley

{% raw %}

No liquid will be parsed in within these tags

{% if %}

'If' statements let you determine if something is true or not

if username is elvis

{% if user.name 'elvis' %}
 hey Elvis
 {% endif %}

hey Elvis Else if example

 {% if user.name 'elvis' %} 
 hey elvis
 {% elsif user.name 'Mark' %}
 hey mark
 {% else %}
 hi stranger
 {% endif %}

hey ugly

{% unless %}

If not true, then it will do something

username is not 'elvis'

{% unless user.name 'elvis' %} 
 hey ugly
 {% endunless %}

hey ugly

{% case %}

Used when you have consistent cases of something

case [handle is 'cookie']

{% case handle %} 
 {% when 'cake' %}
 This is a cake
 {% when 'cookie' %}
 This is a cookie
 {% else %}
 This is not a cookie/cake
 {% endcase %}

This is a cookie

{% cycle %}

Use when you need to alternate between something.

Basic example

{% cycle 'one', 'two' %}
 {% cycle 'one', 'two' %}
 {% cycle 'one', 'two' %}

one
two
one

Group cycles

{% cycle 'group 1': 'one', 'two', 'three' %}
 {% cycle 'group 1': 'one', 'two', 'three' %}
 {% cycle 'group 2': 'one', 'two', 'three' %}
 {% cycle 'group 2': 'one', 'two', 'three' %}

one two one two

{% for %}

Use 'for loops' if you want to repeat/test something over and over

For Loop [product are: hat, pez, pad]

{% for product in collection.products %} 
 {{ product.name }},
 {% endfor %}

hat, pez, pad, Limit [product are: hat, pez, pad]

{% for product in collection.products limit:2 %} 
 {{ product.name }},
 {% endfor %}

hat, pez,

{% tablerow %}

Generate table rows/cells

Example [products are: hat, pez, pad]

 <table>
{{% tablerow product in collection.products cols: 2 %}
 <td>
 {{ product.title }}
 </td>
 {% endtablerow %}
 </table>

 <table>
 <tr>
 <td>hat</td>
 <td>pez</td>
 </tr>
 <tr>
 <td>pad</td>
 </tr>
 </table>

{% assign %}

Create variables

{% assign myvariable = false %}
 {% if myvariable != true %}
 The if statement is valid
 {% endif %}

The if statement is valid

{% increment %} New

Creates a new variable and everytime it's called the value increases by 1, with the initial value being 0

{% increment variablename %}
{% increment variablename %}

0
1

{% decrement %} New

Creates a new variable and everytime it's called the value decreases by 1, with the initial value being -1

{% decrement variablename %}
{% decrement variablename %}

-1
-2

{% capture %}

Similar to {% assign %} and allows you to 'capture' a variable you output

{% capture productlink %} 
{% product.url %} 
{% endcapture %} 
{% productlink %}

/products/apple

{% include %}

Insert a snippet into your layout

Within the snippet color.liquid

color: '{{ color }}'
 shape: '{{ shape }}'

Within the template index.liquid

 {% assign shape = 'circle' %}
 {% include 'color' %}
 {% include 'color' with 'red' %}
 {% include 'color' with 'blue' %}
 {% assign shape = 'square' %}
 {% include 'color' with 'red' %}

 color: '
 shape: 'circle'
 color: 'red'
 shape: 'circle'
 color: 'blue'
 shape: 'circle'
 color: 'red'
 shape: 'square'

Operators

!- > < >= <= or and contains

You can use operators in all the above logic statements

equal
!= not equal
> bigger than
< less than
>= bigger or equal
<= less or equal
or this or that
and must be this and that
contains includes the substring if used on a string, or element if used on an array

Images

sizes

16x16 pico
32x32 icon
50x50 thumb
100x100 small
160x160 compact
240x240 medium
480x480 large
600x600 grande
1024x1024 1024x1024
2048x2048 2048x2048
master largest image (2048x)

Misc

2 types of liquid tags

We use liquid to generate our code. There are 2 types

Will output something {{ 'output me' }}output me Logic statement {% logic %}

page_description

Depending on which template Shopify is rendering it will pull a Google friendly description of the page. Use it for meta descriptions.

page_title

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Renders the template's default page title text selected by Shopify

{{ page_title }}

if variable is blank/empty/null

Instead of doing ', or empty you can take advantage of 'nil' by simply writing {% if variableName %}. If there is nothing the variable will return false

{% if fulfillment.tracking_number %}We have a tracking number!{% endif %}

Search only products

Only returns products in the search results

<input type='hidden' name='type' value='product' />

layout

By default 'layout.liquid' is applied to all themes, but you can specify a new layout by creating a new layout and use the tag {% layout 'layout2' %} or if you don't want a layout use {% layout 'none' %} .

current_tags

Renders a list of all the tags, only works on collection.liquid and blog.liquid.

What is a handle?

A handle is how we name our elements (collections, products, blogs, etc)

Theme Settings

Text field
Multiline text field
Select menus
Checkboxes
File Uploads
CSS/Specialty Classes
Shopify credit: Necessary for any themes on the theme store

Loop Helpers

forloop.length: length of the entire for loop
forloop.index: index of the current iteration
forloop.index0: index of the current iteration
forloop.rindex: how many items are still left?
forloop.rindex0: how many items are still left?
forloop.first: is this the first iteration?
forloop.last: is this the last iteration?

Pagination

paginate.page_size: The size of each page. That's the amount of items displayed.
paginate.current_page: On which page are we right now? You can also use {{ current_page }} as well.
paginate.current_offset: How many items did we skip over so far
paginate.pages: The amount of pages there are
paginate.items: Total amount of items in this collection
paginate.previous: Exists if there is a previous page.
paginate.previous.title: Title of the link
paginate.previous.url: URL of the link
paginate.next: paginate.next.title
paginate.next.url: URL of the link
paginate.parts: Array of all the parts which make up a good navigation for this pagination. Each element will have any of these three elements: part.is_link (Is this part a link?), part.title (Link Title), part.url (Link URL)
part.is_link

Liquid Filters

escape(input)

Use this filter to escape a string.

append(input)

Use this filter to append characters to a string.

{{ 'sales' | append: '.jpg' }}sales.jpg

prepend(input)

Use this filter to prepend characters to a string.

size(input)

Return the size of an array or string

join(input, segmenter = ' ')

'joins' an array with the specified character. Example:

{{ product.tags | join: ', ' }}tag1, tag2, tag3

downcase(input)

convert a input string to 'downcase'

upcase(input)

convert a input string to UPCASE

strip_html

This will strip all html tags from the text passed to the block. Useful in combination with truncate. {{ article.content | strip_html | truncate: 20 }}

strip_newlines

Removes all newlines from the input

truncate(input, characters = 100)

Truncate a string down to x characters. Take care with truncating text which has html elements in it. In these cases you probably want to run the string through the strip_html filter first (see below).

truncatewords(input, words = 15)

Truncate string down to x words

date(input, format)

Reformat a date

%a - The abbreviated weekday name (``Sun')
%A - The full weekday name (``Sunday')
%b - The abbreviated month name (``Jan')
%B - The full month name (``January')
%c - The preferred local date and time representation
%d - Day of the month (01..31)
%H - Hour of the day,24-hour clock (00..23)
%I - Hour of the day,12-hour clock (01..12)
%j - Day of the year (001..366)
%m - Month of the year (01..12)
%M - Minute of the hour (00..59)
%p - Meridian indicator (``AM' or ``PM')
%S - Second of the minute (00..60)
%U - Week number of the current year, starting with the first Sunday as the first day of the first week (00..53)
%W - Week number of the current year, starting with the first Monday as the first day of the first week (00..53)
%w - Day of the week (Sunday is 0,0..6)
%x - Preferred representation for the date alone,no time
%X - Preferred representation for the time alone,no date
%y - Year without a century (00..99)
%Y - Year with century
%Z - Time zone name
%% - Literal ``%' character

first(array)

Get the first element of the passed in array

last(array)

Get the last element of the passed in array

{{ product.images | last | to_img }}

newline_to_br

Inserts a <br /> linebreak tag in front of every n linebreak character.

replace(input, substring, replacement)

Will replace all occurrences of a string with another.

{{ product.description | replace: 'super', 'mega' }}

replace_first(input, substring, replacement)

Will replace the first occurrence of a string with another.

{{ product.description | replace_first: 'super', 'mega' }}

remove(input, substring)

Removes all occurrences of the substring from the input.

{{ product.description | remove: 'way too expensive'}}

remove_first(input, substring)

Removes only the first occurrence of the substring from the input.

{{ product.description | remove_first: 'remove-me'}}

Split

You can divide a string into an array

{% assign somearray = 'one two three' | split: ' ' %}

One
Two
Three

plus(input, operand)

Gets the result of adding input to operand. When strings are passed, it parses strings as integers before adding.

Showing {{ paginate.current_offset }}-{{ paginate.current_offset | plus: paginate.page_size }} items

minus(input, operand)

Gets the result of subtracting input from operand. When strings are passed, it parses strings as integers before adding.

{{ product.price | minus: 10 | money_with_currency }}

Filters

asset_url

Gives you the url for an asset

camelize

Converts the text into CamelCase

{{ 'camel case' | camelize }}CamelCase

capitalize

Capitalizes the first word

default_pagination

used in conjunction with the {{ paginate }} liquid tag

global_asset_url

Returns the url for a global asset (global assets are faster than regular asset_url)

{{ 'image.png' | global_asset_url }}

handleize

Strips and converts special characters (%@*$...etc) out of the string, so you can use the text in a url

img_tag

Generates an img tag

Basic usage {{ 'image-name.gif' | asset_url | img_tag }}<img src='http://static.shopify.com/s/files/1/0036/9672/assets/image-name.gif?1255697690' alt=' /> To add alt text: {{ 'image-name.gif' | asset_url | img_tag:'whatever alt text' }}

link_to

Generates a html link

Simple {{ 'Click' | link_to: 'http://markdunkley.com' }}<a href='http://markdunkley.com' >Click</a> Add a title {{ 'Click' | link_to: 'http://markdunkley.com','Title text' }}<a href='http://markdunkley.com'>Click</a>

link_to_vendor

Generates a html link to the vendor of the product

{{ 'Pepsi' | link_to_vendor }}<a href='/collections/vendors?q=Pepsi'>Pepsi</a>

link_to_type

Generates a html link to the type of the product

{{ 'Cola' | link_to_type }}<a href='/collections/vendors?q=Cola'>Cola</a>

link_to_tag*

This filter creates a link to all products in a collection that have the given tag.

{% for tag in collection.tags %}
 {{ tag | link_to_tag: tag }}
 {% endfor %}

link_to_add_tag*

This filter creates a link to all products in a collection that have the given tag and all the previous tags that might have been added already.

 {% for tag in collection.tags %}
 {{ '+' | link_to_add_tag: tag }} {{ tag }}
 {% endfor %}

link_to_remove_tag*

This filter creates a link to all products in a collection that have the given tag and all the previous tags that might have been added already.

{% for tag in collection.tags %}
 {{ '+' | link_to_add_tag: tag }} {{ tag }}
 {% endfor %}

highlight_active_tag*

This filter creates a span with the class active around the tag if it is active

{% for tag in collection.tags %}
 {{ tag | highlight_active_tag | link_to_tag: tag }}
 {% endfor %}

money_with_currency

Wraps with the currency symbol and abbreviation

{{ product.price | money_with_currency }}$19.00 CAD

money_without_currency

Formats the price using a decimal

money

Adds the currency symbol

{{ product.price | money }}$19.00

pluralize

Specify the pluralized version of the word you need and if the number is greater than 1 it will pluralize it.

{{ 1 | pluralize: 'item', 'items' }}items{{ 4 | pluralize: 'item', 'items' }}item{{ cart.item_count | pluralize: 'item', 'items' }}Will output 'item' if the number items in the customers cart is 1, if greater/less than 1 it will output 'items'

product_img_url

Generates the product img url

{{ product.featured_image | product_img_url}}http://static.shopify.com/files/shopify_shirt_small.png?1255 Specify the img size {{ product.featured_image | product_img_url: 'thumb' }}http://static.shopify.com/files/shopify_shirt_thumb.png?1255

sort_by

To be used in conjunction with {{ collection.url }} to sort a collection by best-selling, price-ascending, price-descending, title-ascending, title-descending, created-ascending, created-descending. Check out this liquid snippet.

{{ collection.url | sort_by: 'price-ascending' }}/collections/frontpage?sort_by=price-ascending

script tag

Generates a script tag

{{ 'shop.js' | asset_url | script_tag }} <script src='http://static.shopify.com/files/assets/shop.js' type='text/javascript'></script>

stylesheet_tag

Generates a stylesheet tag

{{ 'shop.css' | asset_url | stylesheet_tag }}<link href='http://static.shopify.com/files/assets/shop.css' type='text/css' media='all' />

url_for_type

This filter creates an url for a type name by transforming it to a handle and adding the appropriate directory in front of it to make the url work.

{{ 'Used car' | url_for_type }}/collections/types?q=Used+car

url_for_vendor

This filter creates a url for a vendor name by transforming it to a handle and adding the appropriate directory in front of it to make the url work.

{{ 'Armani' | url_for_vendor }}/collections/vendor?q=Armani

weight_with_unit

Formats the product variant's weight

{{ product.variants.first.weight | weight_with_unit }}44.0 kg

within

Used to indicate that the filtered url of a passed in object

Template variables

blog.liquid

blogs['the-handle'].variable

Access any blog globally in your store{{ blogs['the-handle'].title }}

blog.id

Returns the id of this blog.

blog.handle

This is the accessor for this blog. It is usually the blog's title in underscore with every blank space replaced by a hyphen.

blog.title

Returns the title of this blog (set in Shopify)

blog.articles

Returns all of the blog's articles.

blog.articles_count

Returns the count of all of the blog's articles.

blog.url

Returns the relative URL of the blog.

blog.comments_enabled?

Returns true if comments are enabled for this blog, false otherwise.

blog.moderated?

Returns true if this blog is moderated, false otherwise.

blog.next_article

URL of the next (older) post. It returns false if there is no next article.

 {% if blog.next_article %}
 {{ 'next post >>' | link_to: blog.next_article }}
 {% endif %}

blog.previous_article

URL of the previous (newer) post. It returns false if there is no next article.

 {% if blog.previous_article %}
 {{ '<< previous post' | link_to: blog.previous_article }}<br/> {% endif %}

blog.all_tags

Returns all the tags of the blog

 <ul>
{% for tag in blog.all_tags %}
{% if current_tags contains tag %}
 <li>{{ tag | link_to_tag: tag }} - current tag</li>
{% else %}
<li>{{ tag | link_to_tag: tag }}</li>
{% endif %}
{% endfor %}
</ul>
The snippet below works for both article.liquid and blog.liquid
{% if blog.all_tags != blank %}
<h2>Categories</h2>
<ul>
 {% for tag in blog.all_tags %}
 <li>
 <a href='{{ shop.url}}/blogs/{{ blog.handle }}/tagged/{{ tag | handleize }}'>{{ tag }}</a>
 </li>
 {% endfor %}
</ul>
{% endif %}

blog.tags

Returns all tags of all blogs on in this particular collection which match the current view.
This means that if the current view is filtered to only articles with a certain tags this variable will hold all the tags these remaining articles actually have.

article.liquid

article.id: Returns the id of this article.
article.title: Returns the title of this article.
article.author: Returns the name of the author of this article.
article.content: Returns this article's content (the actual article).
article.created_at: Returns the date/time of when this article was created.
article.published_at: Returns the date/time of when this article was last published. Different from article.created_at if you import blog posts or hide/show a blog post.
article.url: Relative url where the blog can be found. Will append #article-id as anchor so that the page should automatically scroll to the corresponding article.
article.comments: Returns all published comments for this article if comments are enabled for the blog that this article belongs to. Otherwise, returns an empty array.
article.comments_count: Returns the number of published comments for this article.
article.comment_post_url: Relative url where comments are listed for this article.
article.comments_enabled?: Returns true if comments are enabled for the blog that this article belongs to, otherwise returns false.
article.moderated?: Returns true if the blog that this article belongs to is moderated, otherwise returns false.
article.excerpt: Renders the article's excerpt{% for article in blog.articles %} {% if article.excerpt blank %} The article has no excerpt so let's truncate the text instead: {{ article.content | strip_html | truncate: 30 }} {% else %} Here is the article excerpt {{ article.excerpt }} {% endif %} {% endfor %}
article.tags: Returns all the tags for an article

comment.id: Returns the id of this comment.
comment.author: Returns the author of this comment.
comment.email: Returns the e-mail address of the author.
comment.content: Returns the body of the comment (in html).
comment.status: Returns the status of the comment. Will be one of 'unapproved', 'published', 'removed', or 'spam'.
comment.url: Relative url where the article can be found. Will append the comment's id as anchor so that the page should automatically scroll to the corresponding comment.

collection.liquid

collections['the-handle'].variable: Access any collection globally in your store{{ collections['the-handle'].url }}
collection.id: Returns the id of this collection
collection.title: Returns the title of this collection
collection.handle: Returns this collection's handle, which is by default its title in lowercase. Whitespaces in the original title are replaced by dashes in the handle. The handle of a collection with the title 'Winter Sale' would be 'winter-sale'.
collection.description: Returns the description of this collection
collection.all_types: Returns a list of all unique product types in the collection<ul> {% for product_type in collection.all_types %} <li> {{ product_type | link_to_type }} </li> {% endfor %} </ul>
collection.all_vendors: Returns a list of all unique vendors in the collectionShop by vendors: <ul> {% for product_vendor in collection.all_vendors %} <li> {{ product_vendor | link_to_vendor }} </li> {% endfor %} </ul>
collection.products: Returns a collection of all products that are associated with this collection which match the current view. This takes into account things like paginate and selected tags.
collection.products_count: Returns a count of all of the products in this collection which match the current view. This takes into account things like paginate and selected tags.
collection.all_products: Returns all products that are associated with this collection. Default limit is 50, use pagination for more products
collection.all_products_count: Returns a count of all of the products in this collection.
collection.tags: Returns all tags of all products on in this particular collection which match the current view. This means that if the current view is filtered to only products with a certain tags this variable will hold all the tags these remaining products actually have.
collection.all_tags: This shows all tags associated with the collection.
collection.next_product: These methods are available if you scope your product pages to a certain collection.
collection.previous_product: These methods are available if you scope your product pages to a certain collection.
collection.url: Returns the url for the specific collection.

pages.liquid

page['the-handle'].variable: Access any page globally in your store{{ page['the-handle'].variable }}
page.id: Returns the id of this page.
page.handle: This is the accessor for this page. It is usually the page's title in underscore with every blank space replaced by a dash.
page.title: Returns the title of this page
page.content: Returns the content of this page.
page.url: Relative url where the page can be found.
page.author: Returns the author of this page.

Images

image.id

The image unique ID.

image.product_id

The id of the product the image belongs to. Returns the same value as product.id

image.position

The position of the image among other images of the product. The first image (featured) returns the value '1'

image.src

The relative path to the product image. It must be used in conjunction with the product_img_url filter. Returns the same value as {{ image }} {{ image.src | product_img_url: 'original' }}

image.alt

The description of the image. If image.alt is blank it will render product.title

Customers

customer.accepts_marketing

Returns true or false if customers accepts marketing

customer.addresses

Use in a loop statement in conjunction with 'address.[variable]'

{% for address in customer.addresses %}
{{ customer_address.first_name }}
 or {{ customer_address.phone }}
 {% endfor %}

customer.addresses_count

Total number of addresses for this customer

customer.default_address

Use in a loop statement in conjunction with 'address.[variable]'

{% for address in customer.default_address %}
{{ customer_address.first_name }}
 or {{ customer_address.phone }}
 {% endfor %}

customer.email

Returns customer email

customer.first_name

Returns the first name of the customer

customer.has_account

Returns true or false if the customer has an account

customer.id

Returns the customer id

customer.last_name

Returns the last name of the customer

Template variables

Product.liquid

all_products['the-handle'].variable: Access any product globally in your store. You can do this with most other objects like blogs and collections.{{ all_products['the-handle'].title }}
product.id: Returns the id of this product
product.title: Returns the title of this product
product.handle: Returns the handle of this product
product.type: Returns the type of this product, e.g. 'snowboard', 'headphones'
product.vendor: Returns the vendor of this product, e.g. 'Sony', 'Apple'
product.price: Returns the price for this product. By default this is the minimum price.
product.price_min: Returns the minimum price for this product.
product.compare_at_price_min: Returns a 'compare at' price, e.g. recommended retail price for the least expensive variant of this product.
product.price_max: Returns the maximum price for this product.
product.compare_at_price_max: Returns a 'compare at' price, e.g. recommended retail price for the most expensive variant of this product.
product.price_varies: Returns true if the product's variants have varying prices. Returns false if all variants have the same price.
product.compare_at_price_varies: Returns true if the compare_at_price_min is different from compare_at_price_max
product.url: Returns the url of this product. You need this for hyperlinking to this product's detail page from anywhere else in the store
product.featured_image: Returns the filename with a relative path of the featured image.
product.images: Returns a collection of all image filenames for this product. {% for image in product.images %} {{ image.src | product_img_url: 'grande' }} {% endfor %}
product.description: Returns the description of this product.
product.content: Alias of product.description.
product.variants: Returns a collection of all of this product's variants.
product.available: Returns false if all variants' quantities are zero and their policies are set to 'stop selling when sold out'.
product.template_suffix: If using a custom product template (like product.bike-landing.liquid) then it will return the name of the template (bike-landing)
product.selected_variant: Returns the variant object if passed in through the url (ex: ?variant=123 would return '123').
product.selected_or_first_ available_variant: Returns the variant objet if there is a ?variant= url parameter. If there is no param the first variant with inventory will be selected.
product.collections: Returns a list of collections a product is listed in.
product.tags: Returns a list of the product's tags (represented by simple strings).
product.options: Returns a list of the product's options. By default, there is always at least one option, but there can be up to three. You can do a check to see how many Options a product may have by using the size filter.

variant.id: Returns the variant’s unique id
variant.title: Returns the concatenation of all the variant's option values, joined by ' / '.
variant.price: Returns the variants price
variant.image: You can also use {{ variant.image.src }}, but you probably want to use {{ product.selected_or_first_available_variant.featured_image }} tag instead of variant.image
variant.compare_at_price: Returns the variant’s recommended retail price
variant.available: Returns whether the variant is available for sale or not.
variant.inventory_management: Returns the variant’s inventory tracking service
variant.inventory_quantity: Returns how many of this variants are in stock for this shop
variant.weight: Returns the weight of the variant
variant.sku: Returns the variant's SKU
variant.option1: Returns the value of option1 for given variant
variant.option2: If a product has a second option defined, then returns the value of this variant's option
variant.option3: If a product has a third option defined

Cart

cart.item_count: Returns the number of items currently in the shopping cart.
cart.items: Returns all items in the shopping cart. Each one is of the type Line_Item. You will want to iterate through the return value (see example)
cart.total_price: Returns the total of all the prices added up in your shopping cart.
cart.total_weight: Returns the total weight of all items in the cart combined. Weight is always returned as grams. Use weight or weight_with_unit from the filter library to display the actual weight in your preferred unit system.
cart.note: allows you the option of adding a note field to your checkout template. Usage of this feature is very flexible. The general idea is that you simply define an input field named “note” in the form that submits to ”/cart” in cart.liquid.
cart.attributes: The attributes property is similar to the note property above in that it is an optional field you can add to your shop’s checkout form. Simply define an input field named “attributes[]” and it will be captured automatically and displayed on the order detail page in your admin area.

Linklist

linklists['the-handle'].variable: Access any blog globally in your store{{ linklists['footer'].handle }}
linklist.title: Returns the title of this linklist
linklist.handle: Returns the handle of this linklist {{ linklists.footer.handle }}
linklist.links: Returns a collection of this linklist's links.
linklist.object: The object the link points to. If the link points to a product {{link.product.title}} will, for example, print the name of the product. This is a very powerful feature and can be used for many complex liquid tasks.

link.title

Returns the description of this link

link.active

Returns true or false if the link is active

 {% for link in linklists.main-menu.links %}
<li>
 <a {% if link.active %}class='active'{% endif %}> 
 {{ link.title }}
 </a>
</li>
{% endfor %}

link.url

Returns the url of this link

link.type

Returns the type of the object in link.object, you can usecollection_link, http_link, product_link, relative_link, page_link, blog_link

{% if link.type 'collection_link' %}{% endif %}

link.object

If you're pointing to a collection, then link.object is a collection object. If you're pointing to a product page, then link.object is a product object.

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{% if link.type 'collection_link' %}
{% if link.object.all_tags.size > 0 %}

Shop

shop.address.summary

Returns the shop address in this format: street, city, state/province, country. This is defined in your shop settings.

shop.address.street

Returns the street address

shop.address.city

Returns the name of the city

shop.address.province

Returns the name of the state or province eh

shop.address.country

Returns the name of the country

shop.address.zip

Returns the zip (or postal code)

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shop.currency

Returns a string with the name of the currency (usually a 3 letter representation, e.g. USD) this shop uses.

shop.collections_count

Returns the number of collections you have created.

shop.description

Returns a description of the site

 {% if shop.description != blank and template 'index' %}
 <meta name='description'>
 {% endif %}

shop.domain

Returns the domain of your shop. Note: This depends on the primary address configured under preferences/DNS Administration

shop.email

Returns your store's email

shop.name

Returns a string with the shop's name

shop.enabled_payment_types

Returns an array of accepted payment methods for the shop. You can also get SVG icons by passing the 'payment_type_img_url'.

{% for type in shop.enabled_payment_types %} <img src='{{ type | payment_type_img_url }}' /> {% endfor %}

shop.metafields

Returns all the shop's metafields, remember these have to be set up using the Shopify API or using an app

shop.money_format

Shows how the money is formatted in the Shopify store without showing the currency

shop.money_with_currecny_format

Shows how the money is formatted in the Shopify store while displaying the currency

shop.locale

Returns teh locale of the shop (ex: en, fr), this is mainly used for theme developers making themes easily translatable

shop.password_message

When you put a password in the settings of your Shopify admin you can also select a message to tell all visitors why the shop is password protected. This liquid variable shows the password message.

shop.permanent_domain

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Returns the .myshopify.com URL of a shop

shop.url

Returns a full url to your shop. Note: This depends on the primary address configured under preferences/DNS Administration

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shop.products_count

Returns the number of products you have online.

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shop.vendors

Returns a list of unique product vendors

<ul>
 {% for product_vendor in shop.vendors %}
 <li>{{ product_vendor | link_to_vendor }}</li>
 {% endfor %}
 </ul>

shop.types

Returns a list of all unique product types in the shop

<ul>
{% for product_type in shop.types %}
 <li>
 {{ product_type | link_to_type }}
 </li>
{% endfor %}
</ul>