![]() ![]() ![]() The variables in the Add a variable list are filtered, so that you only see the variables return by steps prior to the current step, such as triggers. Click the Add a variable link beneath the relevant field, and then choose a variable from the list. You can add Liquid variables to any text field that contains the Add a variable link. Shopify themes use another variant of Liquid, but this variant of Liquid is specific to themes and includes many more filters and tags than Flow supports, as well as a different syntax for accessing variables. Flow uses a variant of Liquid that most closely follows the open source library. Liquid is a template language that is used to access variables in actions and to write code in Flow. Variables can be used in conditions to control the logic in your workflow, or to output data in an action. ![]() For example, there are variables for the order number, order price, customer name, and so on. These variables describe the attributes of the customers, orders, and products that are involved in your workflows. Variables are placeholders that are replaced with values when a workflow runs. The ID of a setting as defined in the schema of the section or the block.This page was printed on Apr 30, 2023. The IDs must exist in the blocks object, and duplicate IDs aren't allowed. The type of block to render, as defined in the schema of the section file.Īn array of block IDs, ordered as they should be rendered. Is false by default.Ī unique ID for the block. When true, the section isn't rendered but can still be customized in the theme editor. The filename of the section file to render, without the extension. The following table outlines the format of section data: ValueĪ unique ID for the section. If no enabled_on or disabled_on attribute is defined, then the section can be added to any template. The sections that are available to be added to a template in the theme editor might be limited by the enabled_on or disabled_on attribute of the section schema. You can add sections to a template in code, or through the theme editor. JSON templates can render up to 25 sections, and each section can have up to 50 blocks. You can't share section data across JSON theme templates, so each section must have an ID that's unique within the template. These can be either theme sections or app sections. The sections attribute of JSON templates holds the data for the sections to be rendered by the template. Section data Anchor link to section titled "Section data" Section files without presets should be included in the JSON file manually, and can't be removed using the theme editor. Section files must define presets in their schema to support being added to JSON templates using the theme editor. The IDs must exist in the sections object. JSON templates can render up to 25 sections, and each section can have up to 50 blocks.Īn array of section IDs, listed in the order that they should be rendered. The format of the section data is the same as section data in settings_data.json. This attribute needs to contain at least one section.ĭuplicate IDs within the template aren't allowed. To learn more, refer to The wrapper property.Īn object that uses section IDs as keys, and section data as values. The HTML wrapper element for the template's sections. ![]() Templates without a layout can't be customized in the theme editor. Use the value false to render the template without a layout. For example, specify "full-width" to render layout/full-width.liquid. The filename of the layout to use when rendering the template. The root should be an object with the following attributes: Attribute Schema Anchor link to section titled "Schema" After the limit is reached, you can't create new JSON templates. For example, when you're building a list-collections JSON template, it should reference a section that uses the collections object.Ī theme can contain up to 1,000 JSON templates. When you build a JSON template, you should also build a section that contains the core functionality for the template. All template types, except for gift_card and robots.txt.JSON templates can render up to 25 sections, and each section can have up to 50 blocks.Īlthough JSON templates differ from Liquid templates in their contents, they are still template files that support the following Shopify theme features: When a page is rendered with a JSON template, the sections are rendered in the order specified by the order attribute, with no markup between the sections. Merchants can add, remove, and reorder these sections using the theme editor. JSON templates are data files that store a list of sections to be rendered, and their associated settings. JSON templates allow you to control the look and feel of different pages of the online store using sections. ![]()
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