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How to create a "Ingredient list" template looking like the Blog post default template (Blogs > Default blog), listing all the metaobjects of a given metaobjects definition ("Ingredient" in my case). This Ingredient definition includes, amongt other fields:
These are the 3 fields I would like to be displayed in my new "Ingredient list" template
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Yes, I found a solution, by building a Collection with all the metaobjects values (all my ingredients). Though we have now a tranlsation and URL issue: https://community.shopify.com/c/shopify-design/translation-issue-with-web-pages-built-with-metaobjec...
To create an "Ingredient List" template similar to the default blog post template in Shopify, you'll need to utilize Shopify's metaobjects and Liquid templating language. Here's a basic structure:
Create a New Template:
Loop Through Metaobjects:
Display the Fields:
Style the Template:
This involves writing Liquid code and potentially modifying your theme's HTML/CSS. If you're not familiar with these, you may want to work with a Shopify developer.
Thanks Kabir. It is to avoid to have to recreate something from scratch, that I specified that I wanted to based this new template on the Blogs > Default blog template has it is exactly whazt I would like to do in term of look and feel.
Got it. Still you need to follow my above steps except creating any new file.
I wonder if you are still seeking a workaround for the blog post template that lists all the metaobjects.
If you are considering using an app, here's an example of a recipe blog post (created by the Easy Content Builder app). All the metaobjects for this recipe are automatically created by the ECB app that covers all the fields you mentioned: picture of the ingredient, ingredient name, and description of the ingredient.
*Disclaimer: I'm biased when sharing our own app here, you can browse the app demo to see for yourself (You will find more examples of the 'recipe-related' blog posts there).
This is an accepted solution.
Yes, I found a solution, by building a Collection with all the metaobjects values (all my ingredients). Though we have now a tranlsation and URL issue: https://community.shopify.com/c/shopify-design/translation-issue-with-web-pages-built-with-metaobjec...
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