Shopify themes, liquid, logos, and UX
Hello, We had a former employee design our Shopify site, and now I am learning how to make changes as I go along.
Under Related Products on a Product's page, he has text where current_price should be. An example is here: https://heatredefined.com/collections/englander/products/englander-1-500-sq-ft-pellet-stove
Unfortunately, he entered 'For Pricing see nearest your Dealer' and I need to change that, or possibly delete it, I'm trying to decide.
At any rate, if I'm understanding right, I can see in the Source html that it's part of the six-column div class and as I said it's taking the place of current_price for these items.
He modified alot of the code, so I went to the items that are showing this text and they use a Theme template called 'all-stoves' and when I go to Templates in the code, there is a 'product-all-stoves.liquid', and in Snippets there is a 'product-all-stoves.liquid' and 'product-breadcrumb-all-stoves.liquid' but I don't see this text (For Pricing see nearest your Dealer) in any of those.
I've also looked in Assets and there is a styles.scss.liquid, but I don't see the text listed there, either.
So I'm at the end of my very limited knowledge, lol. I'd love to know where to find the text, so that I can correct it. Thanks!
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Update: I got the Chrome Extension 'Shopify Theme File Search' and searched for the text. (Edit: This extension allows you to search all of your code files at once, rather than having to go to each one individually.)
Turns out it was in settings_data.json in the Config folder, listed as "free_price_text". So I changed the text there and saved and it worked! After hours of searching otherwise, that one extension took care of it.
Definitely can see myself using this Search extension more in the future.
Hope this helps!
This is an accepted solution.
Update: I got the Chrome Extension 'Shopify Theme File Search' and searched for the text. (Edit: This extension allows you to search all of your code files at once, rather than having to go to each one individually.)
Turns out it was in settings_data.json in the Config folder, listed as "free_price_text". So I changed the text there and saved and it worked! After hours of searching otherwise, that one extension took care of it.
Definitely can see myself using this Search extension more in the future.
Hope this helps!
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