How to filter by size in Stock on Shopify on the Collection page
May 11, 2018 15:53
tag in your theme.liquid. This guide is for Shopify, but you can modify it by replacing the {{ shop.url }} with your own URL.
Enjoy keeping people on your website longer!
by: Dylan Hunt | Published: November 21, 2016 00:12
When I was making this website I almost chose not to use gists because they wouldn't load for me with turbolinks, but then I was able to find a solution that works every time, and hopefully it is still working and you can read this post.
Note the turbolinks load function, that ensures it reloads EVERY TIME, not just when the page fully reloads
That's it, you're ready to load your github gists while keeping turbolinks on your site, and they look nearly identical.
by: Dylan Hunt | Published: November 10, 2016 22:29
People are charging a lot to make these, so with the help of OnlyGrowth I worked to make a ton of these that people can copy and paste to use on their stores. This is for Shopify Plus only right now.
More scripts can be downloaded on this site here: Liquid and Scripts
by: Dylan Hunt | Published: August 16, 2016 14:14
Do you need to update your blog to add a meta description, or add authentication to users? Use this simple line in the terminal to make a new migration so you can update your db.
Once you run that, head down to db > migrate and modify your migration.
For more information on migrations click here
by: Dylan Hunt | Published: August 15, 2016 20:13
Collecting money online is a lot more simple these days than it used to be. With Stripe you can accept credit cards through your rails app with a simple gem. Let's start by installing the Stripe Gem:
Then, run bundle install to install the gem.
Next, generate a new Charges controller:
The controller does two things:
Shows a credit card form (using Checkout).
Creates the actual charges by calling our API.
Now Add two actions to the controller:
To be continued....Follow the rest of the guide here