I need to add the SKU in 2000 pages in a website of shopify. I know that you can use the html code to do it, however, I did not mention it, if you could help me, I would appreciate it.
This is the way it should be:
This is the data that should be called:
Add {{ current_variant.sku }} to your liquid file (probably product-template.liquid) in the place you want it to show up.
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The category and product pages on my website look like this:
ex: www.mywebsite/category/sub-category.html.html
My website is being hosted with Magento 2. This is only happening to product pages, not the static html pages like /about-us and those kinds of pages.
When I remove one of the .html's from the url, it says page not found so it does need both. I'm not sure why this is happening.
Any ideas?
remove .html.html from the file name. That should work.
This is my first time using Jekyll and its all been going very well so far. I'm sure I am missing something or doing something silly but when I try and change a posts categories to something other than "jekyll update" the site breaks completely.
I have tried specifying the categories in many different front matter formats but even if I change:
categories: jekyll update
to:
categories: test
It breaks and I have no idea why.
Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.
Thanks.
Not sure why but I've moved the categories key under title instead of at the bottom of the front matter block and it is now working.
I wanted to try out Linkwithin, a widget to show related posts underneath each post, to see how it looks like and stuff. On the Linkwithin website you can install the widget by clicking on a link which directed you to Blogger. I added the widget to my blog.
Now I would like to get rid of it, but on the Linkwithin website it's stated NOWHERE how to remove Linkwithin! So I tried deleting the widget but it wasn't showing up. So I went to the HTML source code and wanted to delete it straight from there, but I simply can't find it...
Does anyone know how to get rid of it, or can find it in the code?
Website is www.wldhrts.com
Many thanks!
You need to remove that widget from your blog. It's the first widget on your right sidebar (just above the search box).
Move to
Blogger >> template >> edit Template >>
Search for 'id='HTML2' it's the widget holding your linkwithin code. You should be able to find code like
<b:widget id='HTML2' locked='false' title='' type='HTML'>...</b:widget>
Remove the whole widget.
you can alternatively set nRelate on your Blog which is way better then LinkWithin.Here is the link of complete post explaining every process step by step. nRelate also offer you to earn some money by showing ads on your Blog or website.
http://sarcaassm.blogspot.com/2014/02/setup-nrelate-widget-to-your-blog.html
it is not always 'HTML2'. it depends upon where you have it. just try to reinstall it from linkwithin site, you will see codes, see what are they, note down on notepad and then search them in tempelate and remove. that will only work super fast. you may also like 'how to remove it only from blogger home'
I have a ModX site and I was wondering if it is at all possible to display multiple pages (including their templates and TVs) on one page? Kind of like a blog?
If anyone could help me out that would be great!
Tnanks
What you're looking for is a plugin like getResources.
It will let you loop through a list of resources like so:
[[!getResources? &parents=`[[*id]]` &tpl=`myRowTpl`]]
Where the &parents is the parent resource of the items you'd like to list out, and &tpl is the template that would be rendered.
If you're showing TVs don't forget to use
&includeTVs=`1` &processTVs=`1`
There's tons more info on the modx docs.
Basically what I'd like to do is to create a template which when embedded in a wiki page will automatically fill in one part of with the title of the page that you are currently reading.
As an example, if you are reading a page titled ExchangeServer. There would be a template included in that page which would include a URL to link to a service.
Part of that URL includes the name of that wiki page. So I would want it to be something along the lines of:
https://AutoPopulatedName:1311
Is there a way to do this? If so, can somebody please explain how?
Thanks in advance!
Are you looking for the {{PAGENAME}} magic word?