Quick ADD TO CART Button On Collection Page! 2022 FREE Shopify TUTORIAL

bonjour, shopify world. my name is andrew from ecom experts dot io, and in this video we're gonna see how you can do a quick add cart option in your store for free in the code yourself. so i'm gonna walk you through it. don't panic, is gonna be a great, let's just go all right. so, uh, we are on our demo store right here and actually, let's start by seeing how it currently looks. if you have done coding videos with me before, those are the videos where i wear the green hoodie. you know what this looks like right here. this is the product page. there is really no uh to cart. i can go into the collection page. there's no quick add to cart here. uh, in any way. as you can see, i can only add it to cart this way, and then actually i'm on the cart now. so, um, let's change that right now and do a quick add to cart option, okay, so the first thing we're going to do is we're going to make a duplicate of our live team. do not work on the live team, because if you make an error and you have no backup, you are screwed and you have to call a professional and it's going to cost you money, and we don't want that right now. so to make a duplicate: uh, make sure you click on actions right here on the drop-down. you're going to click on duplicate. there you go and it's creating the duplicate right here. by the way, if you're worried about this speed squirting, make sure to check out the video i made on speed reporting. it explains you exactly what you need to do about it, how to interpret it, and you're gonna be a whole lot wiser about it. hopefully, hopefully, if you give it a like and a subscribe. okay, it has been duplicated. we are going to work on this version because it's not live, so it's not gonna affect any of our clients, any of our visitors. this is just a backup version. afterwards we can put it live. so we're going to jump in the code below, in the description, there is a link. if you follow that link, you're gonna- you're gonna- find a instruction, step by step, on how to add the code. the code snippets are in that document, in the link below. you're just going to copy paste them. the same way, i'm going to copy paste them right now. i'm just walking you through it so you have a visual. so to do that, you're going to click on actions right here, and you're going to do edit code. the little code editor is loading up and we are in the code editor right now. okay, in this section you have the layout, the template section, you have the section section and then you have the snippet section. we want to be in the snippet section, so click on that one and then you're going to find something called product with grid items. so let's see if we have it here. uh, product card grid. that is going to be this one. the name changes a little bit depending on which team you are currently using, and i have the um alternative names written in the documentation below. so we want the product card grid. yes, that is the one. so the product card grid. otherwise, you can also have the product grid item. uh, the product card grid, like with us, the product loop, maybe it's called what you are- the product uh card straight up, as long as you're in the snippets selection. that's what really matters. some one of those are going to be for you, okay? so once you're in that product card grid, or whatever it's called, you're going to go to the very bottom of it and you're going to paste the code that we have provided in the documentation. um, right here, i added a little note here myself to say: start of the quick ad card. this is up to you, of course. you can do this or you can don't. if it's not there, it's not the end of the world, it's just cleaner code. so i prefer it that way and, um, that's basically going to be it. so make sure it's at the very end of it and then we can save it. and if we go into the online store, we can see the version that we have just worked on is the one that's last saved just now. we can do actions preview and there we go. we have it took over the uh, all the css of our little blog. here. we can add it to cart and it immediately gets added to the cart. so, um, if we do it like this, 10 add to cart. so there you go. now we know that works. we just have to put it live. and in order to put it live, we're going to go to action. we're going to click on publish. it's going to ask us: are you sure you want to show this to your clients? even though i really don't like the design of this, you can absolutely change that yourself. you can click publish right here. once that is done we can just um. so once that is, the copy of the debut team is live, we can just double check that by clicking the button right here. and this is our live site and indeed the add to cart is right there. we can click on, for example, five add to cart. and it added five add to cart. perfect, all right, guys, a little intermittent. i don't really like how um during the tutorial, the css, so how the add to cart visually looks. now i know it's going to depend on your store and your preferences. it's very hard for me to give you out of the code box that is visually exactly what you're looking for, although, that being said, i've added some other options to the document below, where the cart add to cart only appears on hover, where the button appears next to the quality selector, and so that way you kind of have the option to kind of choose on how you want to do this. in case the following example doesn't really appear to you visually, so it stays exactly the same, instead of copying and pasting the code that i'm copying and pasting in, just scroll down below in the document, see which visual aspect you prefer more and instead of the one the code that i'm copying pasting, just copy the code that uh fits your visual section the most. so that's it. all you have to do is copy and paste the code that you like visually the most in the section of the document below that you prefer- uh, instead of the code that i'm pasting, or you can just keep following. everything is exactly the same. we're just going to add some lines of code. that is it. i hope you enjoyed it. i hope you got some solid value out of it. my name is andrew from ecom experts dot io. i make tons of shopify videos about code, about app reviews, about marketing strategy and about a whole other bunch of stuff. so if you're a shopify store owner, make sure to like and subscribe. it means the world to me, because these videos take a lot of time to make and i'm really trying to teach everything i know about shopify as a shopify developer over to my subscribers. anyway, i'm gonna stop toking. thank you so much for watching and i'll see you in another video. 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Shopify - Adding Payment Icons under Add to Cart Button

what's up, guys? today i've got a very quick and easy tutorial, but it's something that i think a lot of people want to do, and that's adding the payment icons under the add to cart button. these are the same icons that you would usually see in your shopify store in the footer, but it's extremely easy to just copy these and paste them into a custom liquid section and move that anywhere you want inside this product info section, under the buttons, or maybe lower down, anywhere you want, right? so i'm just going to show you how to do that really quickly and easily, and i'm going to show you two methods. the first method is going to be for any theme, but it isn't as clean as the second method. the second method is mainly for dawn theme, but you might be able to work out how to do it for your own theme as well, okay, so let's begin. i've removed those icons for now so that we can start at the same point. the first method that i want to show you is kind of the most simple but not the cleanest method, and that is simply to open up your product page in a new tab, scroll down to the footer, right click somewhere between these icons or on an icon- doesn't really matter- and click inspect, and then when the chrome inspector opens up, you want to find the ul, the ul that is containing all of these payment icons. so here's the ul. it's ul, class list, list, payment, and then inside we have list item list, item list item. ul stands for unordered list and it's just a container of a list, right, what you can do is highlight this in chrome inspector and just hit control c or command c to copy that, and this will copy this and everything that's inside of it, including the svg icons. so these aren't images, they're actually svgs, which means that it's like an image, but it's in code. so we can just copy the code of these images, right, and we're just going to go back to our theme editor, click add, block, custom liquid, go into that and hit paste, and you should immediately see all your payment icons showing up. we're going to drag them under the buy buttons and the last thing you might want to do is to align them somehow differently. currently they're right aligned. you may want them centered or you may want them to the left. so to change that, what we're going to do is add a style attribute inside of this open ul, and then we're going to add style and to quotation marks like this, and we're going to write justify content: flex start and then this semicolon, and that's going to left align them. or if you want them centered, then instead of flex start, you're going to write center. now, this was the kind of quick and dirty way to do this. in reality, i wouldn't do this because, basically, when you add a payment method, if you add a payment method to your store through shopify settings, it's not going to show up here, because we've just copied and pasted the code that's from the footer. so the best thing to do would not be to copy the code that is output here in the chrome inspector. the best thing to do would be to copy the original code that is part of your theme. so to do that, you're going to need to find this footer code right. so let's click on these three dots and go into edit code, open that up in a new tab and now i'll tell you where it is in dawn theme. in dawn it's simply a file called footerliquid, and in any of the free shopify 2.0 themes they're all based on dawn. so click on footerliquid and now you can command or control f to search for the word payment and you're going to find your payment icons. so here it is. here is that ul, that unordered list, and here's each list item. only here, as you can see, there's just one because they're being output as a loop. so it's it's saying that for every payment type in your enabled payment types output a list item with an icon. so now it's a lot cleaner. all we need to do is copy this ul and, once again, because this is a custom liquid block and it processes a liquid, we can just paste in this liquid. and now it's a lot shorter and a lot cleaner and it's also dynamic. so when you enable a new payment type through your shopify settings, that new payment type is going to appear here. and once again, just if you want to align it differently, you're just going to add a style tag and you're going to say justify content center, for example, or justify content flex start. or if you're on a different theme and it's not right aligned, then you want to right align it. then it's going to be flex end. so that's it, guys. that's all for today's tutorial. i told you it was going to be quick. one last thing i want to show you: i'm going to do some shameless self self-promotion. i hope you don't mind, but i think that you'll like this. i actually built this section called complete the look and it lets you basically add products that are either in the same set, in the same color, any kind of related products, right- and allows you to add buttons so that people can immediately add that to cart and make that impulse purchase okay. so if you're interested in that, then simply go to edcodesgumroadcom and check out this related products section, complete the look shopify add-on. it's got some examples here, and when you buy it it comes with a pdf guide and an instructions video on how you can add this to your store. so that's all for today, guys. i hope you found value from the tutorial and i hope you'll check this out and maybe find this useful as well. let me know if you have any questions and see you next time.

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ADD TO CART Button On Collection Page ✅ Shopify ADD TO CART Button ✔️ No App ✔️ Quick ✔️ Easy

hey there, welcome to you in my youtube channel. in this tutorials, i am going to show you how to add add to cart button on the collection page in shopify. we are not going to use any apps for this solution or for this picture, and this is very- uh, most acceptation in the shopify community. so here we are going to solve this very quickly and very easy way. i hope you will enjoy this tutorials. so let's get started. [Music]- here is my voice and where i have write a full details of this problem and show the full solution, how we can fix that. so now i am going to show you in the live project. first of all, i am going to login my shopify account. click on the login. so here is my shopify dashboard and i am going to open my ice site. here is my voice site and i am going to visit a collection page. this is my collection page and i i wanted to add button under this page and each product. okay, so now i'm going to my dashboard again and click on the online store, then going to click on the action button and here will be a pop-up and i'm going to click on the edit code button. now, following this tutorials and [Music]. i'm going to find this file- product card- click layout under snippet. so i'm going to simply search this file, click on the snippet folder stars- product card gate and the snippet. here is the file, and i'm going to click on this file to open. okay, now go to the bottom and go in my eyesight, copy this code and paste this code right here. now i'm going to click on the save button. okay, now i'm going to reload my website to check that out. wow, we have done so. thank you for your time to watch this video. if you think this video is helpful for you, then click on the like button and subscribe to my channel to get more relevant video notification in your mobile. so have a nice day. bye.

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Add To Cart Button On Collection Pages (Dawn Theme) Shopify | Easy Way [100% Working]

in this video i am going to show you that, how you can add add to cart button in your collection page of the shopify store. so if you have installed down theme, then this video will help you out. without knowing any single line of code. you only need to copy and paste the code, because i have already written a blog post here, and you only need to follow the steps which i will be mentioning in the video and how you can change the color of these buttons and all. so everything you will get to know step by step. so, for example, i am refreshing this page and now you will know more able to see those buttons here. why? because i have removed the code. so let me show you how i added the edit that code. so first of all, you need to go to your shopify dashboard. here you should click on themes. then after you should click on actions. here we have edit code and here you can see that this is down theme installed and let me click on edit code. here you will be finding some folders and files, so we will go to a specific file. so let's follow this specific uh blog post. so the first step is go to theme action edit code. we already uh go on here like edit code and stuff. then we have the next thing, which is snippets. here you can see that snippets. then product dash card, dot liquid. so let's find that file- here is steam snippets folder, scroll it down and here we have product dash card, dot liquid. so once you are opening this specific file, then after you should go to blog post. so here you can see that the second step is paste below code at the end of this file. so this is the code code. let's copy this whole bunch of code from here and let's paste it at the end of this file. so here we have the end. so i am going to paste it here, right click and paste it here, and now you can save these changes and let's refresh this page again. now you can see that we have add to cart button here. so, for example, i am going to home page. here we have also some uh products, feature products, products. but you will no more able to see that add to cart button here. why? because i have only added it on the collection page, i mean the products page, all right. so first example: you want that everywhere it should appear. then what you have to do is you have to remove this style tag. so you can see that i am going to delete this. let me save these changes and let me refresh this page again. so here you can see that this is already appearing. but if you are going to the home page, then you can also see add to cart button here also. so, for say example, you don't want here, then you need to again undo the code. so i have undone this code and then let's save these changes and let me refresh this page again. now those buttons disappeared from here. and if you are going to the catalog or maybe, uh, the shop page where all the products are appearing, so here you can see that add to god button is appearing here. so, for example, you are interested to change the color of these buttons, you can also do like that. but for now these buttons are taking the style of the default theme color. all right, first example: you are not interested to use this color? then you can write here background red, for say example, and then semicolon. so let me save these changes and let's refresh this page again. here we go. now you can see that the button color is red. all right, so in the same way. uh, first example: you don't want this, these big buttons- and you wanted to reduce the width. you can also reduce the width. for example, i have written width 100, you can write here 50 and then, if you are saving the changes, let me refresh this page again. now you can see that add to cut card button is smaller and this is also looking beautiful, because we don't want that big button here. all right, so this is really simple. so, uh, you can implement it, and if you are thinking that, uh, you have any problem with that, so feel free to ask me the question below in the comment section, or maybe you can connect me on the whatsapp or send me email. i will help you out in that, and in the next video i will be showing you something else. for now, if you are, if you are a new user on my channel, then please subscribe this channel also like this video. thank you so much once again. see you in the next video.

Shopify Quick "Add To Cart" Button On Collection Page Without App | Recommended Way

hello everyone. in this video, i am going to show you that how you can add add to cart button in your collection page. so currently on my screen you can see that i have few products listed here and in each of the product i have add to cart button. so this is really simple. you have no need to worry about the coding. you only need to copy and paste the code and then you are done. so let me show you how you can do step by step. so currently you can see that these add to cart buttons are working fine. if i am refreshing this page, then these buttons would disappear, because i will be showing you step by step that how you can add this add to cart button by your own. so let's get started. first of all, i wanted to mention you that i have written a blog post here. i have also given some steps to follow, so you need to follow the steps along with my video, which i am continuing right now, so in that way, you could easily do the things by your own without hiring anyone. so let's go to the dashboard of the shopify store. if you are using any other theme, then still, this code will work, but only thing is that you need to find that, that specific right place. so if you are not able to find that place, then i will help you out because you can connect me. i will be adding the contact details below in the description. so this is the dashboard and let's go to actions. then we have edit code and here we will be seeing some folders and files where we will be doing a little customization. you can see that we have some folders like layout templates. so click on templates. and first example: i am interested to do some changes in collection. so here you have collectionliquid and inside of it, collection template. click on the small arrow and then you will scroll it down and you will find somewhere like product dash loop. so click on this small arrow and then you will find out these lines of code. and here we have product thumbnail- product dash thumbnail. click on this small arrow again and then you will find this specific file in in this file we are going to copy and paste the code. so here is the code actually. so i am going to copy this code from here and let me paste it down below. here we have the anchor tag- this actually link- and just below this i'm going to paste my own code. that is super simple. let me save these changes and let's refresh this page again. now you can see that the same thing is reflected here. i mean, add to cart button is working now. so you can see that these changes are happening only because of adding these lines of code. so this is quite simple. for example, you are interested to show the quantity box here also. so how you can do that is: you can actually write here instead of hidden, you can write here number. so once you are writing number and then saving, the change changes. let me refresh this page again. and here we go. you can see that here we have input box to increase the quantity of this specific product, for example 4 and something like that. so in that way you can actually write this. but this is looking little ugly, so i am going to keep it as it is hidden and let me refresh this page again. and now we are good to go. so, for example, in my cart this is empty for now. let me add this specific product, click on add to cart, and then here we go. you can see that this product is added to card. all right, so here we have. we had the empty card and now this product is added, so that means this is working fine. if you are thinking that this is not working in your store, then you can connect me. you can ask me the question below in the comment section, or maybe you can message me on the whatsapp. so thank you so much for watching this video. see you in the next video. don't forget to like the video and also subscribe this channel.

Shopify How to Redirect ATC to checkout page in dawn theme for FREE 2022

welcome back econ graduates. so, upon a viewer's request, they wanted to be able to uh, make this add to cart button. just skip right to checkout and I'm going to show you how to do that. it's very quick, it's easy, it's free and, um, very, very simple, um, and now this is for Dawn theme. um, this should tiknically work on other, on all the other free Shopify themes. they're pretty much laid out very similarly, but anyways, let's just get right to it right now. this add to cart button. what it does is it pulls up this right here. we want to get rid of this. we want to go straight to checkout. now, I know there's a Buy It Now button, but some people want to have both options, where it just goes right to checkout. so let's, let's get right to it. um, anyways, guys, what you're going to do is you're going to go into your Shopify admin dashboard. you're going to click on online store, then you're going to go and edit the theme that you want to edit. so this is the theme we want to edit right here, click on edit code and there's a few files we're going to edit. so we're going to go right down to assets and we're going to look for cart notifications. and then, while we're at it, we're also going to go and open up productformjs and you'll see here, you'll see this dot cart on line nine. um, we'll just, we're just going to comment this one out right here and let's go down as well. there's another line here as well, and what this saying is else, if there's no, this dot cart, we're going to have it automatikally. route to cart URL. now, what I'm going to do is I'm going to save this and I'll show you what that means. let's refresh and when you click on add to cart, it's going to go straight to the cart page. so naturally, we don't want this right. we want it to go to the checkout. so what we're going to do is we're going to replace this, this, right here. what we'll do, actually, we'll just comment this, just so that way you know you don't. now, if you ever want to comment a line of code, just do uh, two forward slashes right there and we're gonna replace that. we're gonna get rid of this, this little string of text here, and we're just gonna do single quotes. I'm going to do forward slash checkout and we'll hit save. now, in another video, I'll go more in depth and we'll most likely create a snippet to enable or disable this option for you. but for this sake, um, someone was in a rush- uh, Jewel, I think that's your name. um, making this video Just For You, Baby. all right, so now what we're going to do is go to the product and we're going to click add to cart. right now we have eight items in our cart, so when we go to checkout, we should have nine. right now. as you can see, it's taken a little bit. come on, Shopify, let's go any day now. come on, there, we go. now we have nine, so you're straight to checkout. that's how you do it: return the cart and it brings them to their cart page, which is good, which is exactly what we want. so let's go and do this one more time. add the cart. we should have one item there. you go now. most likely you're going to want to edit this add to cart button. maybe you wanted to see, you know, maybe you want to change a text or something, right? so we're going to look for a section and we're going to look for, uh, main product, and then we're going to look for the button. now, there should be a button somewhere, uh, where it's at the cart somewhere on here. now some of you may have code edits from previous videos and this may be a little bit different, but all you need to do is find the button. so the best way to do this is: let's go back to our car and go back to the product itself and we'll find the class for that button, so the inspect element, and we have our inspector window here. so what you're going to do is you're going to look for submit so you see product form buttons. let's just copy this and let's go and look for inside of this file so you can do control F or command F, depending on what system you're on, um, you'll find next. and there we go, we have it right here. submit now. normally they have this little text here. so this is a, this is a language file. now you can go and edit this right inside of locals, depending on what your, what theme, your language is. now, naturally, we're using English. so what we'll do is we'll find this language file so we'll find add to cart. copy that. go into here, command F, paste it, find next. now we have add to cart so we can do: uh, you know, we can change this to buy it now by it. now hit save and if you refresh, you'll see Buy It Now, buy it now, boom, and it's going to go straight to checkout. we should have two items in our cart. if you're enjoying this video, guys, and it's helping you out, please smash the like button and subscribe. I know I sound like every other YouTuber. we are trying to grow this community. we're trying to build awesome things for you guys. so I honestly this is free, so I appreciate it if you just, you know, click the Subscribe if you want to get notifications, bring a little little bell icon as well and, um, like the video. drop a comment if you guys want more videos like this. so, as you can see, guys, this works. it's very simple. again, let's go back into it. on line 40, on line 50, you're just going to change this, this line to this, right here, and then on line nine, you're just going to change this. now, I said I said to you to open up cart notifications. you don't. I was looking for something completely different. so if you just comment this line out and also, um, uh, comment this line as well, the reason why I say comment is you don't want to lose the changes if you want to revert back. I'm not showing you how to add settings for this right now. I'm just showing you how to just get up and running and get this to uh for all your products. this is globally across all your products. if you guys want to see a video on how to add settings, definitely like this video And subscribe and drop a comment saying that you want to see the next video. okay, I'm showing you how to actually add settings for this. thank you so much, guys, and until next time.