This solution is half-baked, and still allows customers to add to cart without having selected an option.

This is something I'm planning on implementing into my company's theme. My planned approach is to create reusable metaobject definition called "advertisement", then an "advertisement placement". The placement would have an index and reference to an a...

I strongly recommend being knowledgeable and comfortable with modifying your theme code before implementing this, I can't simply tell you exactly where to put certain blocks and blam it works- since it may work differently for you as it does for us. ...

Your theme is using the value of 'menu' from your header's settings. In your for header's for loops, consider using the values of your hard-coded menus instead.

Unless he wants to change this behavior, like clicking an arrow is dropdown, and clicking the text is a link to where he wants. If so, that'll involve some code to change the behavior of menus in your theme.

This solution is what we use only when we want completely different images. Normally we try and set focal points that work well across both desktop and mobile so it naturally crops where we need it. We design banners around this functionality.

FYI: Breadcrumbs to visited collections will only work if you have the current collection url prepended to the product link on your product cards.

I've found a solution that I've implemented into a v15 dev branch at my work. I did the following: The source of truthAt the top of the main-product liquid file, I'm using a variable 'selected_variant' as a main source of truth for the currently sele...

Currently looking into implementing this in our Dawn-based theme we're upgrading to v15. Will post here any findings or breakthroughs we've made, and would appreciate the same in this thread if we haven't done so yet.