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  • How to Create Custom Link In Shopify? preview
    5 min read
    To create a custom link in Shopify, you need to follow these steps:Log in to your Shopify admin panel.From your Shopify dashboard, go to the "Online Store" section.From the Online Store menu, select "Navigation" or "Menus" depending on your Shopify theme version.You will see a list of your navigation menus. Choose the menu where you want to add a custom link or create a new menu.In the selected menu, click on the "Add menu item" button.

  • How to Generate A Password For A Shopify App? preview
    7 min read
    To generate a password for a Shopify app, follow these steps:Log in to your Shopify account as the store owner.In the admin dashboard, go to the "Apps" section.Click on the "Private apps" tab.Click on the "Create a new private app" button.Provide a title for your private app.Under the "Admin API" section, enable the necessary permissions for your app to access the required data.Scroll down to the "App credentials" section.

  • How to Check Session In Shopify? preview
    9 min read
    To check a session in Shopify, you can follow these steps:Open your Shopify admin panel.Go to the "Online Store" section.Click on "Themes" to access your current theme settings.In the theme editor, select "theme.liquid" or "header.liquid" file from the sidebar.Find the HTML code where the session information needs to be displayed.To check if a session variable exists, use the following Liquid code: {% if customer %}. This checks if a customer is logged in.

  • How to Add Meta Tags In Shopify Theme Site? preview
    6 min read
    To add meta tags in a Shopify theme site, you need to access the theme code and make changes in the appropriate files. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to do it:Log in to your Shopify admin panel.Click on "Online Store" in the left-hand side menu.From the Online Store menu, select "Themes."In the "Themes" section, click on the "Actions" dropdown menu and select "Edit code.

  • How to Change A Shopify Theme Name? preview
    7 min read
    To change a Shopify theme name, follow these steps:Log in to your Shopify admin panel using your credentials.From the admin dashboard, click on "Online Store" in the left-hand menu.Choose "Themes" from the dropdown menu.In the "Themes" page, you'll see all the themes currently installed on your store. Locate the theme whose name you want to change and click on the "Actions" button (represented by three dots) beside it.A dropdown menu will appear.

  • How to Group Menu By Alphabet In Shopify? preview
    7 min read
    In Shopify, you can group menus alphabetically with the help of coding. Follow these instructions to achieve this:Log in to your Shopify admin panel.Navigate to the "Online Store" section and click on "Themes."In the "Actions" dropdown menu, select "Edit code."In the left-hand directory, find and click on "Sections" and select the "header.liquid" file.Scroll down and locate the code block where the menu is being generated.

  • How to Add External Json As Variables to Shopify? preview
    8 min read
    To add external JSON as variables to Shopify, you can follow these steps:First, make sure you have the necessary JSON data file. This file could be hosted externally or within your Shopify theme files. In your Shopify theme, locate the file where you want to use the external JSON data. This could be a Liquid template file such as product.liquid or collection.liquid. Open the Liquid template file in a code editor or Shopify theme editor.

  • How to Hide an Embedded Image From A Shopify Shortcode? preview
    7 min read
    To hide an embedded image from a Shopify shortcode, follow these steps:Open the Shopify website and log in to your Shopify account. Navigate to your Shopify admin dashboard by clicking on the "Online Store" tab. From the dashboard, select "Themes" located under the "Sales Channels" section. In the "Themes" option, choose the theme you want to make changes to. Click on the "Customize" button next to the selected theme.

  • What Does {% If Forloop.index <=1 %} In Shopify Code Mean? preview
    5 min read
    In Shopify code, the expression &#34;{% if forloop.index &lt;=1 %}&#34; is used to check if the current iteration of a loop is the first or second iteration.The &#34;forloop.index&#34; represents the index or count of the current iteration within the loop. So, &#34;{% if forloop.index &lt;=1 %}&#34; means that the condition will be true only if the loop iteration is 1 or 2.

  • How to Validate A Customer Via Email And Password In Shopify? preview
    8 min read
    To validate a customer via email and password in Shopify, you need to follow these steps:Access your Shopify admin panel and navigate to the &#34;Settings&#34; tab. From the settings options, select &#34;Checkout&#34; and scroll down to the &#34;Customer accounts&#34; section. Under the &#34;Customer accounts&#34; section, select the option &#34;Accounts are required&#34; to make it mandatory for customers to create an account. Save your changes by clicking on the &#34;Save&#34; button.

  • How to Add Custom Popup Window In Shopify? preview
    10 min read
    To add a custom popup window in Shopify, you will need to follow these steps:Log in to your Shopify admin panel. From the Shopify admin homepage, click on &#34;Online Store&#34; in the left-hand menu. In the Online Store section, click on &#34;Themes.&#34; On the Themes page, locate your current theme and click on the &#34;Actions&#34; button. In the drop-down menu, select &#34;Edit Code.&#34; In the code editor, find and click on &#34;theme.liquid&#34; in the &#34;Layout&#34; folder.

  • How to Add Color Gradients to Visualizations In D3.js? preview
    10 min read
    To add color gradients to visualizations in D3.js, you can use the d3.interpolate functions provided by D3.js. These functions allow you to create color gradients between two specified colors.First, you need to define the two colors that you want to create a gradient between. You can use either hexadecimal color codes (&#34;#ffffff&#34;) or named colors (&#34;red&#34;, &#34;blue&#34;, etc.) in D3.js.Next, you can use the d3.