You can use dynamic source via metafields to set the size chart per product. Here are the steps:
First, you need to add metafield definition for storing size chart info:
1. From your Shopify admin, go to Settings > Metafields > Products
2. Click Add definition
3. In the Name field, enter Size chart, then click the 'Size chart' generated as you type
4. Click Select content type then select Reference
5. Choose Page
6. Click Save to save the definition
Then, you need to set the dynamic source to link to the Size chart metafield you just created for products
7. Within the Customize panel, go to a product (you can choose any you want, this step is considered representative and impacts all products). Within the Product information section, click Variant picker block, then click the Connect dynamic source button at the Size chart page
8. The Size chart should be listed here, click on it
9. Click Save to save your changes. You still haven't seen the Size chart appear by now because you need to set up the Size chart page for each product, like the next steps below.
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All the 9 steps above need to be done once only, and it will affect all products. No need to do it again later.
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Next, go to the product you want and set the Size chart value:
10. Go to the product you want:
11. Scroll down to the Metafields and click Show all
12. You can see the Size chart here
13. Click on it then click Select page to choose the page you want to be the size chart content for this product.
14. Click Save to save your changes.
That being said, if you want to include different size charts for different products, just create as many pages as you want.
I hope this helps
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Please go to the section you want to change the background color, scroll down to CUSTOM CSS and paste the code:
{ background-color: #fbb08c; }
In the code above, a sample color with hex code fbb08c is used, which looks like the color of Macaroni And Cheese. You can replace it with your color's hex code. You can find the hex code at the website https://www.color-hex.com/
The Collapsible tab block (also called Collapsible row in some versions) can retrieve the individual info of the current product called metafields. I will show you how to create a metafield for the product and get it displayed on the Collapsible tab block:
Assumes that you want to store the 'material' info in your products. Here're the steps:
1. From your Shopify admin, go to Settings > Custom data > Metafields > Products:
2. Click Add definition
3. In the Name field, enter a name for your definition (let's assume 'material'), and then click the name that you entered from the list
4. Click Select content type
5. Select Rich text (or Multi-line text), which best matches your demand - texting for the "material" field
6. Click Save, and the new metafield should appear in the list
7. Go to the product you want, scroll down and you should see the material field
8. Click and enter the value you want, then click Save
9. Go to the product via Customize panel, within the Product information section, add a Collapsible tab block
10. You can set icon and heading here. Click the Insert dynamic source icon
12. Here's the result:
This article shows you how to set up the subcollections on the collection pages.
1. First, you need to go to Online store > Navigation, then create a new menu. In this menu, you create the structure of your own collections as you want. For example, this is what we made in our demo:
Please note that every menu item in this menu must be linked to a collection:
2. Within the Theme editor, go to a collection page. In the Subcollections section, choose the menu you just created in the "Menu" setting:
That's all. And the sub-collections should display by now.
In Shopify, by default, all of the pages use the same page template. Similarly, all of the product pages use the same product page template (this rule is also accounted for other template types such as collection, blog, blog post). That being said, except for the individual data (title, description...), all the changes you make to a page or a product page (via the theme settings panel, including adding sections or blocks) will be considered representative, and it will apply to all pages or product pages.
So, if you want to separate the settings for each page, you need to create a page template for each.
Let's assume that I have a page called "Drinking Culture" and I want to create a separate template for it based on Default page template. Here's what I should do:
From the template dropdown, I choose Pages > Create template
(If you want to create a template for products, then choose Products > Create template)
Then, in the page in admin, I will assign the template "drinking-culture" for it, like this:
By doing this, now the setting I made for Drinking Culture should be unique and won't impact other pages.
You can also use this method for product pages, collection pages, blog pages, and blog post pages.