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Passing variables through to a Snippet

There are two ways to pass variables to a Snippet, which can be used concurrently or separately:

• Using with (a single variable)
• Using a chain of key:value declarations (multiple variables)

{% include 'snippet-name' with value key1:value1 key2:value2 %}

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What you want

So you just signed up for a paid plan, and your password page has lost much of its appeal. It's drab as hell.

You want your password page to look this — no login form, plain, simple:

Or you want to also show a login form + optional message for visitors:

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#Barcode JS: Shopify Order Printer App

This is a javascript solution to have Shopify's Order Printer app display product variant barcodes in the following formats:

• CODE39
• CODE128
• EAN/UPC

Below is a screenshot of a basic template using this barcode solution:

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How do enable sub menus in the Minimal theme

1. Replace the site-nav.liquid snippet with the one below.
2. Add the css below to the bottom of styles.scss.liquid
3. If you haven't already, create your sub linklists by folowing the same procedure as mentioned in this doc
4. Result:

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    {% if fulfillment.tracking_company and fulfillment.tracking_company != 'Other' %}
       {{ fulfillment.tracking_urls }}
    {% else %}
        {% assign custom_tracking =  fulfillment.tracking_numbers | split: '-' %}
        
        {% if custom_tracking[0] contains "XX" %}
             CUSTOM_TRACKING_URL={{ custom_tracking[1] }}
 {% elsif custom_tracking[0] contains "YY" %}

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Another add on to get the total number of items. Add this line into the for loop above, then output it

 {% assign total_items = line.quantity | plus: total_items %}
 Total Number of Pieces : {{ total_items }}