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Hi @brindle_staffy,  You need to have some basic knowledge of HTML in order to add the {{ note }} tag where you need it within the code of an Order Printer template. If you don't know how to do that, there are several options available through templa...
@kvendedorit really depends on your store's theme and its structure, so an exact positioning of the code is impossible without having that information. The overall idea is that you need to identify your theme's blog comment section and wrap it in a l...
Hi @Matchbloc,When you create a Shipping profile, inside the Settings > Shipping and delivery section you can assign specific products to that profile, which can have separate shipping rates. You can either select the whole product for that profile, ...
So, yeah, as far as I can tell, this seems to be a Liquid bug or error. Some have noted that pickup needs to be enabled for all locations for it to work, whereas others have said that this doesn't work even when they are enabled. I will investigate f...
Hi @Sebastian_Young,The variant.store_availabilities only shows if a variant is stocked in a specific location (mostly used to determine if a product can be picked up from a location), it doesn't come with stock levels. There's an implementation exam...
Hi @GCIIMessi, Yes, variants can belong to separate shipping profiles. You can set up separate shipping rates for the A4 and the A3 size. 
Hi @Woodchuck,No, there is no way of doing that at the moment. There used to be a Chrome extension which would add-on to the store's admin functionality, but I believe it's now defunct.  
Hi @onedolphin,Short answer: No.Longer answer: Shopify uses Liquid as a templating language, which means it produces on the server-side the relevant content for each template/section. If you're not using the Shopify backend you'd need to jump through...
Hi @nbon006,Yes, but you'd need to create a custom catalog feed which would treat each variant as a separate product. This can be achieved in a variety of ways, either through an app, or by creating a collection template which can be used as a XML fe...
I'm not 100% I understood the question correctly then.If you're looking for a way to apply discounts in bulk, then this can only be done on the admin side, and no code on the storefront can help you with that. If you're just looking for a way to disp...
The above should produce a URL with a query string which filters products for a specific vendor in that specific collection. Each URL should look something like this: https://yourstorename.com/collections/yourselectedcollection/?vendor=VendorNameIf n...
OK, so I kind of misread your request there (in my defense, it was rather late). Let's dive into it then: In order to figure out the unique vendors that exist in a single collection, but not throughout the whole store, you'd need to loop through your...
Hi @littleorlarge, Store-wide discounts cannot be applied using Shopify's standard functionality, so you'd need to use an app. One that we frequently use for these kinds of situations is the following: https://apps.shopify.com/sale-wizard (no affilia...
Hi @FredAz, Not sure about the filtering features you want to use, but the code you need can be written as so: <div class="filter_co"> {% for product_vendor in collection.all_vendors %} {{ product_vendor | link_to_vendor }} {% endfor %} </div>  
Hi @pandaimeec,Not exactly, but as close as you will get is by adding a small script inside the Additional Scripts sections over at Settings > Checkout. Here's a guide on how to add a content box there: https://help.shopify.com/en/manual/orders/statu...
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