CheatsheetVersacommerceDe

String Filters

append ‹ ›

wiki Use this filter to append characters to a string.

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

sales.jpg

camelize ‹ ›

wiki Converts the text into CamelCase.

{{ 'camel_case' | camelize }}

CamelCase

capitalize ‹ ›

wiki Capitalizes the text.

{{ 'capitalize me' | capitalize }}

Capitalize Me

downcase ‹ ›

wiki Convert a input string to 'downcase'

{{ 'Downcase Me' | downcase }}

downcase me

escape ‹ ›

wiki Use this filter to escape a string.

{{ link.title | escape }}

handleize ‹ ›

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

{{ '100% M&Ms!!!' | handleize }}

100-m-and-ms

money ‹ ›

wiki Adds the currency symbol wrapped into a span of class 'currency'.

{{ product.price | money }}

newline_to_br ‹ ›: Inserts a <br /> linebreak tag in front of every \n linebreak character.

pluralize ‹ ›

wiki 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' }}

{{ 4 | pluralize: 'item', 'items' }}

{{ cart.item_count | pluralize: 'item', 'items' }}

prepend ‹ ›

wiki Use this filter to prepend characters to a string.

{{ '.jpg' | prepend: 'offer' }}

offer.jpg

remove ‹ ›

wiki Removes all occurrences of the substring from the input.

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

remove_first ‹ ›

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

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

replace ‹ ›

wiki Will replace all occurrences of a string with another.

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

replace_first ‹ ›

wiki Will replace the first occurrence of a string with another.

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

strip_html ‹ ›

wiki This will strip all html tags from the text passed to the filter. Very useful in combination with truncate.

{% assign html_text="<p>This is the <strong>current</strong> description.</p>" %}
{{ html_text | strip_html}}

This is the description.

strip_newlines ‹ ›: Removes all newlines from the input.

truncate ‹ ›

wiki 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.

{% assign html_text="<p>This is the <strong>current</strong> description.</p>" %}
{{ html_text | strip_html | truncate: 10 }}

This is th...

truncatewords ‹ ›: Truncate string down to x words.

upcase ‹ ›

wiki convert a input string to UPCASE.

{{ 'upcase' | upcase }}

UPCASE

URL Filters

asset_url ‹ ›

wiki Gives you the url for an asset

{{ 'shop.css' | asset_url }}

product_img_url ‹ ›

wiki Generates the product img url

{{ product.featured_image | product_img_url}}

{{ product.featured_image | resize: '128x128' }}

url_for_type ‹ ›

wiki 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 }}

/categories/used-car

url_for_vendor ‹ ›

wiki 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 }}

/vendors/armani

Logic

{% assign %} ‹ ›

wiki Create variables

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

The if statement is valid

{% capture %} ‹ ›

wiki Captures the content of the block into a variable.

<div>
{% capture captured %}
Welcome {% if customer.logged_in %}{{ customer.name }}{% else %}dear customer.{% endif %}. Today, on {{ now | date }} we have some interesting offers for you within our special collection: {{ collections.xmas.title | link_to: collections.xmas.url }}. 
{% endcapture %}
</div>

<p>{{ captured }}</p>

<div></div>
<p>Welcome dear customer. Today, on 2000-12-24 we have some interesting offers for you within our special collection: <a href="/collections/xmas">Christmas</a></p>

{% case %} ‹ ›

wiki while 'if' statements make a comparison, case statements expect something already known. Here, the variable 'baked' contains 'cookie'.

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

This is a cookie

{% comment %} ‹ ›

wiki Comments will be hidden

My name is {% comment %}Jonna{% endcomment %} Obama

My name is Obama

{% cycle %} ‹ ›

wiki Use when you need to alternate between something.

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

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

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

{% filter %} ‹ ›

wiki Lets you filter a collection within collection.liquid by tags.

Single selection:

{% assign tags = "rot,grün,blau"|split %}
<ul>
{% filter collection by one of tags %}
  {% for filter in all_filters %}
  <li>{{ filter.name | link_to: filter.url }}</li>
  {% endfor %}
{% endfilter %}
</ul>

Multiple filters connected with logical AND.

<ul>
{% filter collection by each of tags %}
  <li>{{ 'Alle' | link_to: reset_filter.url }}</li>
  {% for filter in filters %}
  <li>{{ filter.name | link_to: filter.url }}</li>
  {% endfor %}
{% endfilter %}
</ul>

Multiple filters connected with logical OR.

<ul>
{% filter collection by any of tags %}
  <li>{{ 'Alle' | link_to: reset_filter.url }}</li>
  {% for filter in all_filters %}
  <li>{{ filter.name | link_to: filter.url }}</li>
  {% endfor %}
{% endfilter %}
</ul>

{% for %} ‹ ›

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

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

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

{% if %} ‹ ›

wiki "If" statements let you determine if something is true or not.

1.

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

hey Elvis

2.

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

hi stranger

{% include %} ‹ ›

wiki Insert a snippet in your templates. This example creates a simple navigation ul / li code. Two parameters have to be passed: "headline" and "linklist"

1. /include/navigation.liquid

<h3>{{ headline }}</h3>
<ul>{% for link in linklist.links %}
  <li><a href="{{ link.url }}"{% if link.highlights? %} class="current"{% endif %}>{{ link.title }}</a></li>
</ul>

2. /templates/product.liquid

...
  {% include 'navigation' headline: "Produktübersicht", linklist: linklists.seiten-navigation %} 
...

{% tablerow %} ‹ ›

wiki Generate table rows/cells. Within the block use the 'tablerowloop' variable.

<table>
{% tablerow item in items cols: 3 limit: 12 %}
  {{ item.variable }}
{% endtablerow %}
</table>

<table>
  <tr>
    <td>Entry 1</td>
    <td>Entry 2</td>
    <td>Entry 3</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>Entry 4</td>
    <td>Entry 5</td>
    <td>Entry 6</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>Entry 7</td>
    <td>Entry 8</td>
    <td>Entry 9</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>Entry 10</td>
    <td>Entry 11</td>
    <td>Entry 12</td>
  </tr>
</table>

{% unless %} ‹ ›

wiki Username is not 'elvis'. See 'if'

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

hey ugly

Variable: cart

cart.coupon ‹ ›

wiki Returns the 'coupon' variable, if a coupon code was entered by the customer.

{{ coupon }}

AAB110

cart.delivery_countries ‹ ›: Returns a list of country codes that are included by the shipping types of this cart.

cart.destination_country ‹ ›: Returns the destination country code chosen by the user. If none was entered, the default country is "de".

cart.discount ‹ ›: Returns the value of the coupon assigned to this cart´s items.

cart.estimated_delivery ‹ ›: Returns the estimated delivery time. If the items of this cart will be shipped different, the latest time will be returned.

cart.extra_price ‹ ›: Returns the sum of all extra prices that may have been defined in your products. Useful to inform about extra fees.

cart.extra_shipping_cost ‹ ›: Returns the sum of all costs of extra shipping types used in this cart.

cart.extra_shipping_items ‹ ›: Returns all special shipping items of this cart, each as variable 'line_item'.

cart.extra_shipping_items_count ‹ ›: Returns all the amount of all special shipping items of this cart.

cart.extra_shipping_types ‹ ›: Returns all special shipping types of this cart, each as variable 'shipping_type'. These have been manually assigned to specific products.

cart.item_count ‹ ›: Returns the number of items currently in the shopping cart.

cart.items ‹ ›

wiki 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)

{% for item in cart.items %}
{{ item.quantity }} x {{ item.title }}
{% endfor %}

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.order_code ‹ ›: Returns the uniq order code of this cart.

cart.payment ‹ ›: Returns the 'payment' variable. Available after the customer has chosen a payment method.

cart.payment_cost ‹ ›: Returns the amount of the payment cost. The value will be available after the customer has chosen a payment type.

cart.reduced_tax_amount ‹ ›: The sum of all reduced taxes included in the items.

cart.reduced_tax_rate ‹ ›: Returns the reduced tax rate of this shop.

cart.shipping_cost ‹ ›: Returns the cost for shipping the cart´s items. If there are several shipping types, the sum of all will be returned.

cart.shipping_type ‹ ›: Returns the default shipping type of this cart as variable 'shipping_type'

cart.standard_shipping_cost ‹ ›: Returns the sum of all costs of standard shipping types used in this cart.

cart.standard_shipping_items ‹ ›: Returns all standard shipping items of this cart, each as variable 'line-item'. These items will be shipped by the standard shipping type.

cart.standard_shipping_items_count ‹ ›: Returns all the amount of all standard shipping items of this cart.

cart.standard_shipping_types ‹ ›: Returns all standard shipping types of this cart, each as variable 'shipping_type'. Useful to let the customer choose between the preselected shipping types.

cart.standard_tax_amount ‹ ›: The sum of all standard taxes included in the items prices and shipping costs.

cart.subtotal_price ‹ ›: Returns the total of all the prices of line items added up in your shopping cart

cart.tax_amount ‹ ›: The sum of all taxes included in the items prices and shipping costs.

cart.tax_rate ‹ ›: Returns the standard tax rate of this shop.

cart.total_price ‹ ›: Returns the total of all the prices added up in your shopping cart. Shipping cost and payment costs included, coupons values substracted.

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.

Variable: collection

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.all_tags ‹ ›: This shows all tags associated with the collection.

collection.all_tags_count ‹ ›: Returns the amount of all tags associated with the collection.

collection.all_vendors ‹ ›: Returns a collection of all vendors of the specific collection, each as variable "vendor".

collection.all_vendors_count ‹ ›: Returns the amount of all vendors associated with the collection.

collection.categories ‹ ›

wiki Returns a uniq collection of all categories of a collection, each as a collection variable. Within a paginate block it will collect only the categories of products that are displayed on the current page.

{% for category in collection.categories %}
{{ category.title }}: {{ category.count }}
{% endfor %}

Sunglasses: 17
Caps: 28
Trousers: 7

collection.categories_count ‹ ›: Returns the amount of uniq categories in this specific collection.

collection.content_meta_description ‹ ›: Returns the SEO - relevant content meta description.

collection.content_meta_keywords ‹ ›: Returns the SEO relevant meta keywords content

collection.content_title_tag ‹ ›: Returns the SEO - relevant content title tag.

collection.current_product_index ‹ ›: Returns the index of a product in a scoped collection. The index is zero-based. This exsists only in nested structures, like "/collections/origami/products/bird"

collection.description ‹ ›: Returns the description of this collection

collection.full_url ‹ ›: Returns the full URL to this collection if you used the "within" filter in nested structures.

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.id ‹ ›: Returns the id of this collection. If this is a generic collection (searches), the id will be 0.

collection.next_product ‹ ›: These methods are available if you scope your product pages to a certain collection.

collection.option_01 ‹ ›: Returns the value of option01 for given collection.

collection.option_02 ‹ ›: Returns the value of option02 for given collection.

collection.option_03 ‹ ›: Returns the value of option03 for given collection.

collection.previous_product ‹ ›: These methods are available if you scope your product pages to a certain collection.

collection.products ‹ ›: Returns a collection of all products that are associated with this collection matching the current page view. Maximum are 50 products. For more products use pagination.

collection.products_count ‹ ›: Returns a the count of all products that are associated with this collection which match the current page on paginated collection views. Limit is 50 defined by the max. amount of collection.products.

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.title ‹ ›: Returns the title of this collection

collection.url ‹ ›: Returns the url for the specific collection.

collection.vendors ‹ ›: Returns a collection of all vendors of the specific collection, each as variable "vendor". Within a paginate block it will collect only the vendors of products that are displayed on the current page.

collection.vendors_count ‹ ›: returns the amount of uniq vendors in this collection.

Liquid Syntax

Command: {% .. %} {% end..%} ‹ ›

wiki Standard Liquid Command syntax.

{% for product in collection products %}
  {{ product.title }}<br/>
{% endfor %}

Output: {{ .. }} ‹ ›

wiki To get an output from any variable you will use this syntax.

The 'now' variable is always present.

{{ now }}

Fri, 14 Jan 2011 10:31:12 +0100

Output Filter: {{ .. | .. }} ‹ ›

wiki The pipe symbol | indicates, that you pass the output from the left side to the right side of the pipe symbol. The filter takes the output as the first parameter and modifies it.

{{ now | date: "A%" }}

Tuesday

In this example the variable "now" contains the current DateTime object. The date filter takes two parameters. The first one is the DateTime object passed by the pipe |; the second parameter is the "%A" format - string. The date filter generates the new output.

Format Filters

date ‹ ›

wiki 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

money_with_currency ‹ ›

wiki Wraps with the currency symbol and abbreviation

{{ product.price | money_with_currency }}

money_without_currency ‹ ›

wiki Formats the price using a decimal

{{ product.price | money_without_currency }}

weight_with_unit ‹ ›

wiki Formats the product variant's weight

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

HTML Filters

default_pagination ‹ ›

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

{{ paginate | default_pagination }}

img_tag ‹ ›

wiki Generates an img tag

{{ 'image-name.gif' | asset_url | img_tag }}

<img src="../assets/image-name.gif" />

link_to ‹ ›

wiki Generates a html link

{{ 'Click' | link_to: 'http://versacommerce.de' }}

<a href="http://versacommerce.de">Click<a/>

link_to_tag ‹ ›

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

{% for tag in collection.tags %}

{% endfor %}

link_to_type ‹ ›

wiki Generates a html link to the type of the product

{{ product.title | link_to_type }}

<a href="/categories/sunglasses">Oakley Super-Sun</a>

link_to_vendor ‹ ›

wiki Generates a html link to the vendor of the product

{{ product.title | link_to_vendor }}

<a href="/categories/pepsi">Cola</a>

script tag ‹ ›

wiki Generates a script tag

{{ 'shop.js' | asset_url | script_tag }}

<script src="../assets/shop.js" type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8"></script>

stylesheet_tag ‹ ›

wiki Generates a stylesheet tag

{{ 'shop.css' | asset_url | stylesheet_tag }}

<link rel="stylesheet" href="../assets/shop.css" type="text/css" media="screen" title="no title" charset="utf-8">

Logic Filters

first ‹ ›

wiki Get the first element of the passed in array.

{{ product.images | first | to_img }}

join ‹ ›

wiki "joins" an array with the specified character. Example:

{{ product.tags | join: ', ' }}

red, paper, bird

last ‹ ›

wiki Get the last element of the passed in array.

{{ product.images | last | to_img }}

minus ‹ ›

wiki 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 }}

plus ‹ ›

wiki 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

size ‹ ›

wiki Return the size of an array or string.

{{ 'this is an 30 character string' | size }}

Variable: image

image.filename ‹ ›: Returns the filename of this image.

image.height ‹ ›: Returns the height of this image in pixels.

image.id ‹ ›: Returns the id of this image.

image.url ‹ ›: Returns the width of this image in pixels.

image.width ‹ ›: Returns the width of this image in pixels.

Variable: link

link.all_children ‹ ›: Returns the child links of this link, each of type 'link'. Returns also links of deeper hierarchy.

link.auto_open ‹ ›: Returns true if the auto-open option is checked for this link AND this link has children.

link.children ‹ ›: Returns the child links of this link, each of type 'link'.

link.expands ‹ ›: Returns true if this link has either the auto-open option checked, OR it points to the current url in the browser (if it has children) OR one of the link´s parents.

link.handle ‹ ›: Returns the handle for this link.

link.id ‹ ›: Returns the id of a specific link.

link.is_parent ‹ ›: Returns true if this link is a parent of a currently highlighted link.

link.linklist ‹ ›: Returns the linklist this link belongs to as variable 'linklist'.

link.links_to_current_url ‹ ›

wiki Returns true if the current url in the browser is identical to the link´s url.

{% if link.links_to_current_url %}
  {{ link.title }}
{% else %}
  {{ link.title | link_to: link.url }}
{% endif %}

link.object ‹ ›: The object the link points to. If the link points to a product {{ link.object.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.parent ‹ ›: Returns the parent link of this link if exsists as variable 'link'

link.title ‹ ›

wiki Returns the title of a specific link.

<a href="{{ link.url }}>{{ link.title }}</a>

link.title_text ‹ ›

wiki Returns the title text for this link. Useful to display HTML link titles

<a href="{{ link.url }} title="{{ link.title_text }}>{{ link.title }}</a>

link.url ‹ ›: Returns the URL this link points to.

Variable: linklist

linklist.handle ‹ ›: Returns the handle of this linklist.

linklist.id ‹ ›: Returns the id of this linklist.

linklist.links ‹ ›: Returns a collection of this linklist's links, each as variable 'link'. Also nested links will be returned.

linklist.links_count ‹ ›: Returns the amount of links within this linklist.

linklist.root_links ‹ ›: Returns a collection of this linklist's root links, each as variable 'link'.

linklist.root_links_count ‹ ›: Returns the amount of root links within this linklist.

linklist.title ‹ ›: Returns the title of this linklist.

Operators

== !- > < >= <= or and ‹ ›

wiki 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

Variable: page

page.content ‹ ›

wiki Returns the content of a page.

{{ pages.info.content }}

page.content_meta_description ‹ ›: Returns the SEO - relevant content meta description tag.

page.content_meta_keywords ‹ ›: Returns the SEO - relevant content meta keywords tag.

page.content_title_tag ‹ ›: Returns the SEO - relevant content title tag.

page.full_url ‹ ›

wiki Returns the URL of a page if it has parent objects in a nested navigation structure.

/collections/all/collections/some/pages/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.id ‹ ›: Returns the id of this page.

page.option_01 ‹ ›: Returns the value of the Field "Option 01"

page.option_02 ‹ ›: Returns the value of the Field "Option 02"

page.option_03 ‹ ›: Returns the value of the Field "Option 03"

page.title ‹ ›: Returns the title of this page.

page.url ‹ ›: Relative url where the page can be found.

Variable: pages

pages.all ‹ ›: Returns a collection of all pages you have created.

pages.#page-handle ‹ ›

wiki Get any page by selecting it from the pages collection.

Select a page with via the handle based syntax...

{{ pages.info-page.content }}

... or use the index based syntax:

{{ pages['Info Page'].content }}

Variable: product

product["Attribut"] ‹ ›

wiki product["attribute"] returns all assigned properties with a key of "an-attribute-name". As an alternative you can use product.an-attribute-name.

{% if product["Color"].size > 0 %}
{% assign options = product["Color"] %}
<label for="options_color">Color: </label>
<select id="options_color" name="product[options][Color]">
{% for property in options %}
   <option value="{{ property }}">{{ property }}</option>
{% endfor %}
</select>
{% endif %}

product.available ‹ ›

wiki Returns false if 'stock' is zero and 'considers_stock' is active.

{% unless product.available %}
<p>sold!</p>
{% endunless %}

product.base_price ‹ ›

wiki Returns the base price for this product.

{% if product.calculates_base %}
base price: {{ product.base_price | money }} per {{ product.base_unit }}
{% endif %}

product.base_quantity_package ‹ ›: Returns the quantity per package of this product.

product.base_quantity_sold ‹ ›: Returns the quantity of packages in which this product will be sold. 1 by default.

product.base_unit ‹ ›

wiki Returns the base unit for this product.

{% if product.calculates_base %}
base price: {{ product.base_price | money }} per {{ product.base_unit }}
{% endif %}

product.calculates_base ‹ ›: Returns true if this product calculates the base price.

product.calculates_shipping_cost ‹ ›

wiki Returns true if the cart will calculate shipping costs for this product.

{% unless product.calculates_shipping_cost %}
Free Shipping!
{% endunless %}

product.category ‹ ›

wiki Returns the category of this product, e.g. "origami", "cloth"

{{ product.category }}

Sunglasses

product.code ‹ ›

wiki Returns the products SKU

{{ product.code }}

123456789ABC

product.collection ‹ ›: Returns the full URL to this product if you used the "within" filter in nested structures.

product.compare_at_price ‹ ›: Returns the strike through price of 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.compare_at_price_min ‹ ›: Returns a "compare at" price, e.g. recommended retail price for the least expensive variant of this product.

product.compare_at_price_varies ‹ ›: Returns true if the compare_at_price_min is different from compare_at_price_max

product.considers_stock ‹ ›: Returns true, if if this product calculates the stock amount.

product.content ‹ ›: Alias of product.description.

product.content_meta_description ‹ ›: Returns the SEO - relevant content meta description tag.

product.content_meta_keywords ‹ ›: Returns the SEO - relevant content meta keywords tag.

product.content_title_tag ‹ ›: Returns the SEO - relevant content title tag.

product.description ‹ ›: Returns the description of this product.

product.extra_price ‹ ›: Returns the extra-price for this product. E. g. deposit or contract fees.

product.featured ‹ ›: Returns true if this product was marked as "Top".

Liefert "true", wenn für das Produkt "Top" aktiviert ist.

product.featured_image ‹ ›: Returns the the featured image as variable 'asset'.

product.full_url ‹ ›: Returns the full URL to this product if you used the "within" filter in nested structures.

product.handle ‹ ›: Returns the handle of this product.

product.id ‹ ›: Returns the id of this product

product.images ‹ ›: Returns a collection of all images for this product, each as variable 'asset'.

product.images_count ‹ ›: Returns the amount of images uploaded for this product.

product.is_recommendation ‹ ›: Returns true if this product was recommended by another product.

product.is_variant ‹ ›: Returns true if this product is a variant of a main product.

product.link ‹ ›

wiki Returns the representation of this product as 'link' variable.

{% assign a_link = product.link %}
<a href="{{ a-link.url }}>{{ a-link.title }}</a>

<a href="/products/12345">Sunglasses UV-Pro</a>

product.new ‹ ›: Returns true if this product was marked as "New".

product.new_and_featured ‹ ›: Returns true if this product was marked as "Top" and "New".

product.option_01 ‹ ›: Returns the value of option1 for given product.

product.option_02 ‹ ›: Returns the value of option 2 for given product.

product.option_03 ‹ ›: Returns the value of option 3 for given product.

product.price ‹ ›

wiki Returns the price for this product.

{{ product.price }}

12.98

product.price_extra_included ‹ ›: Returns the sum of price and extra-price for this product

product.price_max ‹ ›: Returns the maximum price of this product or one of its variants.

product.price_min ‹ ›: Returns the minimum price of this product and its variants.

product.price_varies ‹ ›: Returns true if the product's variants have varying prices. Returns false if all variants have the same price.

product.properties ‹ ›

wiki Returns a list of the product's properties, each as variable 'property'.

{% for property in product.properties %}
{{ property.title }}: {{ property.value }}
{% endfor %}

product.recommendations ‹ ›

wiki Returns a list of the product's recommendation, each as variable 'recommendation'.

{% for r in product.recommendations %}
  <p>
    {{ r.product.featured_image | product_img_url | refit: '50x50'  | img_tag }}"
    {{ r.product.title | link_to: recommendation.product.url }}<br>
    {{ r.description }}
  </p>
{% endfor %}

product.recommendations_count ‹ ›: Returns the amount of recommendations comnnected to this product.

product.shipping_types ‹ ›

wiki Returns a list of available shipping types for this product, each as variable 'carrier'.

{% for s in product.shipping_types %}
{{ s.title }}
{% endfor %}

product.shows_stock_amount ‹ ›: Returns true, if if this product shows the calculated stock amount in the template.

product.stock ‹ ›: Returns how many of this product are in stock.

product.subtitle ‹ ›

wiki Returns the subtitle of this product.

{{ product.subtitle }}

These are the sunglass for the sporty ones.

product.tag_list ‹ ›: Returns a list of tags as string. It´s always formatted as CSV
"long,very thin,'more than 50,0cm wide'"

product.tags ‹ ›: Returns a list of the product's tags, each as variable 'tag'.

product.tags_count ‹ ›: Returns the amount of this product´s tags.

product.title ‹ ›

wiki Returns the title of this product.

{{ product.title }}

Oakley UV-Pro

product.url ‹ ›: Returns the url of this product. By default this url is "/products/:product-handle". If you entered a custom url this will be returned.

product.variants ‹ ›: Returns a collection of all of this product's variants each as a "product" variable. This product itself is included in the list.

product.variants_count ‹ ›: Returns the amount of variants for this product. The product itself is not included in the counter.

product.vendor ‹ ›

wiki Returns the vendor of this product, e.g. "Milka", "Siemens".

{{ product.vendor }}

Aramani

product.weight ‹ ›

wiki Returns the weight of the product.

{{ product.weight }}

1.8

Variable: shop

shop.all_products_count ‹ ›: Returns the amount of products as well as variants available in this shop.

shop.carriers ‹ ›: Returns a list of all shipping-types created in this store, each as variable 'carrier'.

shop.carriers_count ‹ ›: Returns the amount of shipping-types created in this store.

shop.categories ‹ ›: Returns all uniq categories that have been mentioned in this shop, each as variable 'category'.

shop.categories_count ‹ ›: Returns the amount of all uniq categories that have been mentioned in this shop.

shop.checkout_logo_url ‹ ›: Returns the URL to the shop´s logo used in the checkout.

shop.collections_count ‹ ›: Returns the amount of collections created for this shop.

shop.currency_code ‹ ›: Returns a string with the name of the currency (usually a 3 letter representation, e.g. EUR) this shop uses.

shop.design ‹ ›: Returns the name of the currently activated design.

shop.locale ‹ ›

wiki Returns the locale for this shop. Default is "de".

{% if shop.locale == "de" %}
Willkommen bei {{ shop.name }}
{% elsif shop.locale == "en" %}
Welcome at {{ shop.name }}
{% endif %}

shop.logo_url ‹ ›: Returns the URL to the shop´s logo.

shop.name ‹ ›: Returns a string with the shop's name.

shop.products_count ‹ ›: Returns the number of products you have online.

shop.recent_searches ‹ ›: Returns the last most successful 100 searches of this shop´s customers, each as varaiable 'track_search'

shop.tags ‹ ›: Returns all tags that have been used in this shop, each as variable 'tag'.

shop.url ‹ ›: Returns a full url to your shop. If you defined a main domain alias shop.url will return this.

shop.vendors ‹ ›: Returns all vendors that have been mentioned in this shop, each as variable 'vendor'.

shop.vendors_count ‹ ›: Returns the amount of all uniq vendors that have been mentioned in this shop.

shop.version ‹ ›: Returns the current version of this shop. Whenever an object has been saved the version increases by 1.