The Basic theme gives a simple navigation menu how can I make it a drop-down menu can anyone please help me.

How to run this liquid code in an editor lets says ATOM, I just tried the basic theme from scratch but I don’t know how to execute that in ATOM. Do you have any idea or else can I use any other editor and let me know how to execute it.

I am following this tutorial to develop a theme but unable to show the sliders and i have three sliders in the homepage

Amazingly perfect guide for newbies and even masters.

Thanks for the help 🙂

Nice! Thank you for sharing this wonderful tutorial.

Fantastic tutorials! thanks for creating these! I’m new to shopify and all excited, these tutorials are just what the web doctor ordered! great stuff!

Awesome tutorial!!!!! Helped me a lot. I haven’t enough words to thank you buddy :). Will be waiting for more tutorials. Do you have any plans to write tutorials on PSD to Shopify and HTML to Shopify conversion? Will be waiting for your next series on Shopify.

This tutorisl is great.

Awesome! Thank you so much!

@Shawn Not really, no. Shopify wasn’t really built for that kind of system, so I don’t think I’ll be working on a tutorial for that any time soon.

You should do a tutorial about how to make a Groupon like website

Any plans for that?

Cheers

LOL Mark 😀

A print version would be frikkin sweet for sure! Would absolutely love to get on that

This is the most comprehensive tutorial I’ve seen to date! Well done Tets. Start working on the print version next 😉

How do I make add to cart?

@Gaurav thanks buddy! 😀

Superb work Tets!

Cheers Abdus – thanks for reading 🙂

Thanks for great tutorials. These are helping me a lot 🙂

@Shawn Thanks! I was actually thinking of doing a tutorial that uses jQuery UI to drag and drop products to the cart, but I don’t think I’ll be able to work on it until I’m finished this tutorial series unfortunately!

Hi tetchi

Your Tutorials are great.

Is there any chance you can do a tutorial on how to integrate Jquery UIs and plugin with Shopify?

@Christo oh shucks, thanks so much for the kind words! Glad you like the tutorials!

Dude! Thank you so much! It’s super fun to build this site and you write very well. You’re truly awesome

Hey thanks Rahul 😀 !!!

You are awesome!!!

Thanks a lot for these wonderful tutorials.

Thanks so much for reading Jessica! I’m happy to hear it’s been helpful for you! 🙂

Just have to say thank you for posting these tutorials. It’s been extremely helpful to see things being built step-by-step with easy to understand explanations. Will be following along as you add the remaining tutorials! Thank you!!!

thanks for reading Ricky!!

Excellent, many thanks for this!!

@Kevin oh you… stahp it

This is radical and you are radical.

Oh! Well, I do kind of do that on this blog: https://www.tetchi.ca/category/tutorial/. Whenever I have a “oh snap, you can do that?” moment, I write about it here. Most of them involve a combination of Liquid and jQuery. For example:

– https://www.tetchi.ca/shopify-tutorial-captions-for-blog-article-and-pages/
– https://www.tetchi.ca/shopify-tutorial-limiting-storefront-search-to-certain-product-types/
– https://www.tetchi.ca/shopify-tutorial-how-to-create-a-part-picker-form/

… to name a few. 🙂

So to clarify, I hope, what I was saying on Twitter is that when I started using Liquid I thought of it more or less as a simple templating language. I knew from reviewing the Shopify Resources page that there was logic and variable capabilities built, but the way I tend to learn is by absorbing what I need in that moment for a specific task and I think all I was able to “see” was if/then statements and loops. Which I mean with your average theme you could get away with using just that.

I’ve since come to realize after looking through some themes that you can do things with Liquid that you might otherwise rely on javascript or to accomplish.

SO, getting to the point, what I’d like to see for a tutorial would be more “cool” real work examples of using Liquids logic and variables. Maybe even a short one off of something that made you go, “Awesome! I didn’t know I could do that with Liquid.” I’ve had that experience myself, more than once.

Hey Paul, AFAIK it doesn’t affect load times all that much. I can check with the devs for a definite answer though!

This maybe outside the realm of what you’re doing here, but I’ve been wondering, does it slow your shop down or effect load times in any significant way if you go very modular or DRY with a theme?

For example I’ve got a theme I’m working on and most any bit of Liquid I find I’m repeating more than once I pull and make into a snippet and just use include.