Shopify Design Tutorials The blog liquid and article liquid templates

hi, this is kier from shopify. today we're going to have a look at the templates relating to the blog functionality in shopify. first of all, it's probably important to have a look at how blogs work within the admin and hopefully that will give you a good idea of how the templates relate to it. okay, so i'm in my shopify for designers demo store and i've just logged into the admin here and on the left hand side down in the navigation you'll see we've got something called blog posts, so i'm just going to click on that. this is where all the different posts for our numerous blogs- you can have more than one blog effectively within shopify- would be listed. first of all, let's have a look at manage blogs now. a blog in shopify is effectively a a bucket for content relating to a partikular theme. so we already have a blog called news, but equally we could create a blog called, uh, new products. so let's create one already called new products and i'm just going to add in the title here, new products. i don't have a feedburner url for it, so i'm just going to leave that. now you can have comments within shopify blogs. some people use those quite a lot and some people don't, for the sake of this demo. i'm just saying comments are disabled. then we have our seo controls. this is very similar to pages and products and that kind of thing, and you'll notike that we also have control over the handle that we can use. so all the posts relating to this partikular blog will be available at slash blogs, slash new products, and that's all well and good for this demo. okay. so now if i go back to blog posts and i add a new one, you'll see that we have a new screen here and a few things to fill in. so, let's say, new coffee grinder now available. the newest member of our range is now available. okay, so we can add an excerpt if we wanted to as well. this is just another option for pulling out a short piece of information within our templates. we'll leave that blank for the moment. now i can pick off the author. if there were multiple authors there, i could select who did it. i can also pick off the news or new products blog. now i want this to be in our new products blog, so i'm just going to click on that one. i can change the publish date accordingly. i can add in tags that we could use for further categorization, if i needed to, and again, further down, the seo controls, the page title and description and our visibility as well. now i'm just going to save that out and view that in our store now, as you can see, this is our blog post: new coffee grinder now available. we've got a published day, which is today, the day i'm recording it, and then the content and, as you can see from on your url here we've got slash blogs, slash new dash products and then a unique reference for this partikular blog post. okay, what if we wanted to add a link to our new products blog? well, that's also pretty easy to do. i just want to add that into my main menu. so i'm just going to go to the navigations tab, click on main menu, add a new link. now i want to call this blog and then new products. you'll notike that. i've already got one for news, so let me just do this. okay, that's the title. i want to give it the link name. now i pick up a blog and i select new products. right, let me go back to my website and go to the home page here. now you notike that. we've got a link to our new products blog there. now, if i click on that, you'll notike that this partikular template will list all the artikles relating to the new products blog and again, if i click on that link, we get back to our blog post. so if you followed that, hopefully you'll realize that there are basically two templates that we're rendering there. there's a template that lists all of our posts and then there's a template that actually displays our artikle. okay, let's go back to the text editor and have a look at which templates we have to play with. so i'm just going to open up my theme and open up the templates folder. okay, uh, it just happens that they're alphabetikally next to each other, but the the first one is artikleliquid and the second one is blogliquid. these are the two templates that we have to control those partikular views within our front-end themes. let's start off with blogliquid now. blogliquid is the page template that will get rendered when we click on this partikular link. so if we click click on the link to our new products blog, this is the blogliquid template that's being rendered within our themeliquid layout file. as you can see, it's just a list of an ordered list, unloaded list, i should say, of the blog posts available. if we had more, these would obviously go down the page. so let's have a quick look at that template. okay, so the top: here i've got an h2 followed by the word blog and i'm outputting the blogtitle. now this will be specific to the partikular blog that we're looking at. so in this case it's the new products, but if it was the news, then it would be uh, that it would say news as opposed to new products. then i'm using some liquid logic here. you'll know this by looking at the curly brace and the percentage. i'm using a for loop. so what i'm actually saying is for every artikle. now this artikle is just a container, we could call it whatever we wanted, but it's just a handy term for this partikular instance in blogartikles. so, reading backwards, blogs have many artikles, so blogartikles- we're going to put output a list item here and we're going to output the artikleurl within our href and the artikletitle also within our href there and we're just going to close off the anchor and the list item and once it's got to the end of that list, we obviously have to close our end for and our unordered list. so that's really really simple and as a result of that partikular template, this is what happens now. just to show you that it's not specific to the new products blog. i'm just going to click on the news blog here and you'll notike that this one actually says news and we have a different post here called first post. so if we click into our new products- uh post here, this will actually be our artikleliquid template. now if i go back to that in my theme, you'll notike that all i'm doing here is outputting the artikletitle. i don't have to do any loops here because it's a single artikle. i don't have to loop over anything, i'm just accessing the individual post data. effectively, i'm also putting a paragraph element here with artiklepublished underscore out and i'm using the date filter and then putting the day, the month and the year there. that will get replaced by the data from the shop. you also notike. i'm now putting the artiklecontent. now i don't have to wrap that in a paragraph element, simply because the wysiwyg editor- that's not the easiest thing to say, the wysiwyg editor- will insert those for us. likewise, any images that we want in our posts will get inserted that way, so we don't have to worry about them. okay, that's the two main templates that we have access to for our blogs. you can extend it slightly further, if you wish, by having specific artikle templates. and again, if you've watched the pageliquid tutorial, then you'll notike that this will be really, really similar way of doing things. all i'm going to do now is just create a new file. i'm going to copy in the markup that we have for our artikleliquid page and paste that in, but i'm actually just going to put in the word video at the beginning. this is just so that we can demonstrate here how you can have a specific template for a specific purpose. okay, so i'm just going to save that and what i'm going to do is going to call it artikle dot. video dot. liquid and save that in the templates folder that's now uploaded. and if i go back to my admin and i create a new post, let's create a new post. um, i'm gonna call it new video to watch. please watch our new video now. i've not done anything special with the markup for this partikular template. it really is just to show you that you can have different templates for artikles within the blogs. obviously, that could be differen.

Shopify Metafields - How to use Custom Fields

[Music]. hey everyone yang here codingwithyencom, and today we're going to have a look at shopify meta fields, sometimes also called custom fields- really important stuff because they basically allow us to store additional information for products, orders or other important objects. and especially in the context of online store 2.0, there were some significant changes you need to know about. so let's have a look. all right, so, starting this video off, let's quickly tok about why we need meta fields in the first place and why they are so important. and i assume you all know how to create products in shopify. you just go to the admin dashboard or products, and when you add a new one, the editor is pretty straightforward. you just enter a title, a description, you can upload a few images, set the price or add a bit of further information, like the stok keeping unit and so forth. and we could say this editor is quite good because it works with most products and i mean, that's what it's designed for. but there are also certain instances where you want to display additional details. in this example, it could be the headphones sensitivity, the charging current, the voltage, the battery type and so forth, and then you wouldn't find suitable input fields here. or let me also give another example. if someone was in the food industry, or maybe selling supplements, they would want to enter nutrition values like calories, sugar, the different vitamins, and then you wouldn't find suitable input fields in here as well, and then you could create meta fields to store that additional information, so that's what they are mainly used for. okay now, in the past, the only way to create meta fields, though, was by using apps or some hacky workarounds, and now shopify actually released a native feature that also integrates very well with the new theme architecture that we toked about in my last video, and that's what i want to show you today. okay, so first i want to show you some of the new customizer features, and, as you can see, i currently have the dawn theme installed, a theme built on the 2.0 architecture. that's very important, and then let's just visit the customizer and bring up one of the product pages, so i have this collection right here with three different headphones. uh, let's just bring up the first one. and now i want to add a bit of the meta information or additional information that i just mentioned, something like sensitivity, voltage and charging current, and then we could create a new block element right here, and let's use one of these collapsible tabs down here, and then we could just name that details and paste some of the details right here. i already have them in my clipboard. so sensitivity, 110 decibels, voltage and recharging current. let's give it a save for now. okay, now we can find these values on the front end. so sensitivity, voltage and recharging current, and the only problem is that these values are now hard coded, or let's say, constant across all the product pages. let me even show you that. so here we have another product page and the third one. so let me show you that. so here we have the exact same details tab with the exact same values. same here, and in reality these headphones may have completely different values. so we need to find a solution to make these truly dynamic on a per product basis, and now, in order to do that, i'm jumping back into the customizer. so this is the first product page again, and here we now find this little database icon where it reads insert dynamic source, and that's entirely new. you won't find that on older themes- and if we click on that, we can now add meta fields directly in here, or i want to say we can reference them as an output, and previously we could only do that by editing the code. now you could only render meta fields in your theme files, and now we can do it directly in the customizer. so let's click on add meta field and see what happens, and now it brings us to shopify's new meta field editor. so this is not an app or anything. this is just a native feature. you could also find that if you click on settings and let's see, there should be one tab that reads meta fields. so this gets you to the exact same place and now we can add definitions for products and variants, collections, customers and orders soon to be released. but for now, let's use products and then let's click on add definition. so this is where we can define new meta fields, or one new meta field, and as a first one, we could go with voltage, and then it automatikally generates this namespace and the key, so myfieldsvoltage. so this is basically how you would access that meta field through code, if you want. so then you could access that through productmetafieldsmyfieldsvoltage, and then we can also add a description if we want. we don't need that for now, or maybe, yeah, maybe we should just add a short description, um, so that we can see that internally and then we can click on this plus icon to select the content type, because now we can actually select different data types for the meta fields. we will tok more about this in a minute, uh, and for now, let's just use text, because that's the easiest. going to be a single line of text, and we can also add some validation rules, like the minimum length. the maximum length or a regular expression if you want to check whether or not the text contains certain keywords, or so i will leave everything on default, or everything blank for now. we don't need any validation. so let's save this meta field. and now we can go ahead to create the other ones as well. so they were sensitivity and current, so let me do current first. this one is going to be of type text as well. save it. and the third one, sensitivity, another one of type text, single line. let's save it, okay, and now that we have these definitions in place, we can go back to the product editor. you definitely need to refresh this once. so let's refresh all three, and once that's loaded, we should now find all the meta fields down here and we can now use these as additional input fields. so let's add a bit of dummy data: uh sensitivity for the first one could be 100 decibels, current i don't know 100 milliampere and voltage 5 volt. [Music]. second one, the i don't know- sensitivity 110 uh, current 80 and voltage three volt, just so that we can see a few differences. and then third one: uh, let's do 120 decibels, current 70 and voltage forward. okay, save all three. okay, so now we have different values in place for all of the three products and then we can jump back into the customizer and after the next refresh, we should now be able to reference these meta fields down here. so instead of this hard coded 110 decibels, i can now add the new sensitivity right here, and instead of the voltage, we can now use this meta field and instead of the current, we can use the third one. come on and let's save that. and now, if we compare all three product pages, you would find that the values are 105, 100, 110, 3 and 80 and 124 and 70.. yeah, so they are all independent from each other and completely dynamic on a per product basis. how awesome is that? all right. now, if this channel was called customizer with yun, the video would end right here. but you, my friend, you have subscribed for coding with jan. so there's more. so let's tok about data types, and i actually want to show you all of these different meta field data types right here, and what i want to do next is create one meta field for each of the types and i will just name them according to the type. so the first one is going to be test, underscore color, excuse me- and then, yeah, i will just create one for each of these. so the second is date, the third is fire, json, measurement, number, rating and so forth, and i will just pause the video and skip. ah, okay, so now i went ahead and created all these different meta fields- test url, boolean text, reference number, measurement, json, file, date and color- and i also deleted the ones that we initially had, just to maintain a better overview. then let's have a look at the product editor. so we got that right here and at the bottom.

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COMMENT AJOUTER UN ARTICLE DE BLOG SUR SHOPIFY EN 2022 ?

bonjour à tous. alors, dans cette, dans cette vidéo, je vais vous montrer comment ajoute un artikle de blog sur la boutique e-commerce, donc sur chevy faille. donc, il faut savoir que faire du blogging, jeu, des artikles de blog, c'est très, très important pour générer du trafic sur votre boutique. ça peut être vraiment un lecteur de trafic limite primordial pour certains ou certaines boutiques. donc, là, ne pas négliger cet aspect, là donc, tout se passe dans votre menu principal du. si vous avez juste à cliquer sur un artikle de blog et vous allez arriver ici même, et vous avez juste à cliquer sur créer un artikle de blog, donc vous allez voir un. c'est pas très compliqué, franchement, une fois qu'on a les habitudes et c'est donc là, par exemple, vous mettez du coup, tout simplement le nom de votre artikle, voilà, nom de l'artikle. ensuite, la, vous avez la possibilité de regarder masqué, c'est à dire, personne pour la loire, juste pour vous, c'est quand vous êtes en train de faire, est visible: cdd, bouquet. là, ça va être visible sur le site web également. ce qui est génial, c'est qu'on est prêt, posté la date et l'heure dans le temps, c'est à dire, pour l'heure, si vous pouvez, généralement ceux des copains, je propose 52 d'artikles de blogs par an et j'en mets un du coup, un par semaine, et là, je propose que, comme ça, donc, c'est génial, donc, voilà ce niveau là. ensuite, donc, là, vous avez la partie, la partie où vous écrivez tout simplement votre artikle de blog à l'intérieur, donc la partie texte, image. donc, pour le texte encore, on va noter que s'extasier pour les images, il ya vraiment peu, directement inséré juste ici une image et ça, mais l'image directement. voilà ce niveau là. après tout, ce qui est, voilà, je rentrerai pas dans les détails du cul et ici, au bien évidemment, il ya vraiment tellement de choses, hh, de, etc. je crois, faut vraiment militaire, mais voilà, c'est vraiment plus pour me montrer comment ajouter un artikle de blog et après, par la suite, je pourrai refaire une vidéo pour vraiment rire et l'ail dans le siao. donc, voilà si voilà, après, là, on peut mettre donc la manière, du coup, l'image qui apparaîtra dans la première avant de cliquer, sorti des blocks, et l'image qui va paraître demain dans l'image de présentation de votre artikle. ici, donc, ce sera tout simplement, vous pouvez mettre un extrait qui résume l'artikle et que sa fiche reste bas de page d'accueil. en gros, voilà, il ya des fois, c'est couper les mots, c'est la partie, en fait. vous voyez, là, il ya l'image. admettons une image, et après juste de fouilles, a marqué un bout de texte, est pas tout, et où l'artikle, et c'est quand clique dessus qu'on voit tout, et donc la c5, en mettre trop de temps, ça va couper le texte, mais pour m assez, pour pas que soient ses vides. voilà, ça, c'est si l'extrait, comme on appelle ça, la. donc, là, c'est l'auteur, vous pouvez mettre le nombre d'outils ou autre info. donc ça, c'est où sera votre insu. des blogs s'est créé plusieurs sections d'artikles, par exemple, c'est assure de plusieurs univers. là, vous créez un nouveau d'artikles de blogs ayant un nouveau coeur, avec apparaîtra à côté de l'info. enfin, juste de fou, et là, vous pouvez sélectionner: ici proviennent des balises, qui est intéressant pour l'heure pour le policier, en fonction de votre, que de votre artikle, de quoi il parle, et celle là, c'est le référencement. donc, c'est assez rapides. donc, le meta description faudra la raccourcir. ce serait du texte qui sera générée automatiquement en fonction de ce qu'ils auraient marqué déjà, et ça, ça va prendre le texte raccourci. en général, pour la meta description, on dit qu'il faut être entre 144 et 155 caractère. voilà, c'est à peu près ça. maximum, on va dire: oui, 10, 320 mai, mais voilà, en général, on jamais, en général, c'est ça. et il ay si, si votre url, donc pour lucio, faudra bien garder que l'url correspondent bien aux titres. donc, votre achat, donc en général, ch 1 et ufc, en général, c'est pareil. donc voilà, il faut- vous avez fait tout ça en question et les suites- de faire enregistrer. on va pas le faire, ce que je n'ai pas fait, et et votre artikle de blog, ce sera tout simplement prêt et et ce sera tout bon à ce niveau là. voilà, c'était pour la petite présentation de comment ajouter un artikle de blog sur le cms show qu'il faille.

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How to Create Related Articles in Shopify?

foreign- two minutes. related artikles are an essential part of any Shopify store. not only do they help you rank higher in search engines, but they can also help you generate more leads and sales. [Music]. in this tutorial, we will show you how to create related artikles in Shopify with just a few easy steps, from setting up your campaigns to customizing your templates. this tutorial is perfect for anyone looking to increase their online presence. how to create related artikles in Shopify. if you're looking to populate your Shopify store with related artikles, you've come to the right place. in this tutorial, we'll show you how to create related artikles in just a few simple steps. first, head over to your Shopify admin and click on your store in the left hand and AV bar. next, click on our artikle in the upper left corner of the page [Music]. on the next page, under artikle types, select related artikles. now simply enter a title for your related artikle and choose which categories it should be published in foreign. click on create artikle. once your related artikle has been created, you'll notike that it appears in both the Artikles section of your store overview as well as the related artikles section of any products. that it links to pretty handy guidelines for creating related artikles. if you have a blog or store with related products, it can be helpful to create related artikles for those products. related artikles are simply blog posts that are related to one another and help improve the overall readability of your site. to create a related artikle, first identify the topic of your artikle. once you have identified the topic, use the following tips to help you write a quality artikle. one: use keyword. Rich titles and descriptions. make sure that your titles and descriptions are packed full of keywords relevant to your topic. not only will this help people find your content more easily, but it will also help boost your SEO ranking. 2. 2: tailor your content to different readerships. while all of your readers should benefit from Reading related artikles, not all readers will be interested in every topic you write about. tailor the tone and style of your artikle to appeal specifically to the readership that you're targeting. this will ensure that your artikle is both interesting and useful to them. [Music]. conclusion: if you're looking to create related artikles on your Shopify store, then this guide is for you. in this artikle, we will show you how to easily create related artikles using our Shopify themes and plugins. we'll also provide some tips on how to make sure that your related artikles are high quality and help promote them effectively. [Music]. so if you're looking to get more traffic to your shop and Foster a greater sense of community among your customers, then related artikles are the way to go. post how to create related artikles in Shopify appeared first on Drop Shipping helps. [Music]. thanks for watching. please subscribe. [Music].

Pro Blogger : Related Product Articles for your Shopify Products

hi, this is Russell from low fruit solutions, and today we're going to be toking about the related product artikles feature of the problogger application. the purpose of this partikular feature is to display artikles that are related to your products on your product pages, and the reason you would do this is obviously to provide more information to your buyer or potential shopper. so, on things like such as reviews or, you know, artikles related to the subject that it get involves their product and which would then give the appearance of you know, authority and, you know, give a little bit more reasoning or backing perhaps to your shopper for them to ultimately commit that sale. so what is the that partikular feature look like? well, let's as tradition and look at what it doesn't look like. so I'm, when it's going to go into my demo store here, which you should be seeing, and I'm gonna click on the catalog just to go into a product here. I'm going to look at the Calypso mango in this case, and we can see success- your standard product page for the, in this case, the debut theme. alright, so we're going to move over to implementation, to see what it looks like. and here is the dashboard for my stores, the demo store, and first thing I'm going to do is I'm just going to go into the app. so here we have the pro blocker app. this is the you eighty version, because when a demo store, the production doesn't have the UAT in brackets, so I click on that and wait for it to load, and just scroll down here. first thing. first we get to enable the related product artikles by expanding the accordion. clicking lien--a will relate to product artikles- and hitting save, and we'll come back to these relative settings in here in a minute. okay, so that's to green and good to go, and we're going to go to the install tab. now. the, the first portion of the install is common to all the problogger features. so if you've already done the general install section that I'm about to demonstrate, then you don't need to do it again. it's a one-off install. you can move straight to the next section. but for the point of this artikle and- sorry, this view video- we're going to be doing it again. so I'm just going to scroll down here to line 10 and I'm just going to copy this: include: problogger session wrapper piece of code. and then what I like to do is I like to create a duplicate tab just to give myself a little bit of space to work in while I'm referring back to the install instructions and also making changes to the code. it's going to duplicate here and then I'm going to go into click on online store. this will load up the themes per section. you can see I'm on the debut theme. this partikular change will is universal to all themes and hit actions and then edit code and it's going to look on the left-hand side here all the relative assets and files that are in your and your theme and under the layout folder. I'm going to click on theme got liquid and I'm going to be looking for this little piece here which says head in these little brackets and I'm going to do our carriage return. afterwards I'm just going to paste that include problogger section wrapper and I'm going to click on save. so that's the general installation portion done. now I'm going to go back to the app. just collapse the general install accordion, scroll down to related product artikles. and we're gonna scroll down a little bit further and we're going to copy this piece of code that's on line 10, which is the include problogger snippet related part of the artikles. copy that. then I'm gonna go back to my code editing window and I'm gonna go down to you know, in all the themes you'd make this change to files that are under templates, you would find product or liquid. but in newer themes, newer themes use sections and the easy way to tell is that you would have a reference like this partikular line here, which is section, and then a name of a file. in this case it's a product - template. so what we're going to do is we're actually going to edit the section. then sections are found in sections. the folder here is. I'm going to click on sections, scroll down, find product - template. here we go. and then, where you put this piece of code, we'll come down to some aesthetik, where you would like it place it in relation to your theme. now, in this partikular example, we're going to scroll down. now we're going to look for the prod description, which is product description. you can do control F and actually look for that. if it, yeah, here we go. and what we're going to do is, just after it, we're going to pace our little snippet. alright, now, if you wanted to move it around, make it after these, the sharing buttons, you'd put it here, and likewise, you know, you can experiment by placing in two different locations, depending on your theme. so I'm gonna hit save, alright, I'm going to go back to the product and I'm just gonna hit refresh and there we go. so what I have here is a number of product artikles now which will just scroll long depending on the number there in the slider in the relation to them. now let's go back to the app, because we're going to change some of these settings here. right, because it's kind of busy with a little bit of text underneath it, maybe suited to your theme. but in this case I think we're going to make it a little bit more streamlined and we're going to change some of the logic. so if we look here, the first item, we have used a review. we have the seasons, fruit, pears, mangoes and the origin of the mango. we're gonna go back to the application, go back to the setup tab, expand related product artikles, and what we have here is the first option. this is the way you want to find artikles for your, for your partikular, to be shown on your product pages. so you, if you had multiple blogs, for instance, if you had one just called reviews, you may want to just single down on reviews. or if you have a very large store, for instance, and you run multiple product categories if you like. for instance, if you had something, it was like garden products and you had a blog specifically dedicated to garden products called lawn care, you only you know you'd select lawn care because you wouldn't want to show blogging items from your kitchenware blog, for instance. right, in this case, we've already got one. we can choose all or just the, the existing one, which is called a, your fruit and title relevancy. what this means is how important is that the title of the artikle is out of the park name. so if we look here, okay, so we go back to the clip. so mango right to the port school, Calypso mango. and you know the first one here in the in list contains the word Calypso mango, which is why it has that title relevance in there. so we're going to say that is at the moment, it's mildly important. not important means just ignore it. so what I'm going to do is, just for interest sake, we're going to say not important and we're going to change tags, which is the tags that the product has and the artikle has, so it's the number of matches between them, and we're going to say that tags are the most important right, which is it'll change the scoring a little bit and then we'll move over to slider display. so the header is that little bit of text I was showing above. now this is the little H falls on each side. there's a standard HTML markup so you can change however you wish into including a little bit of styling if you want, and we're going to just make that it takes a little bit smaller by changing h4 to h5, and we're going to change that piece of text because related product artikles, you know, means what it says on the tin, but it's really, you know, it's not that engaging, is it? you know you wanna. so let's list and let's change it to find out more. now, the artikle content length is the number of words that appear. I live the slider aside, that item, should I say so? here it looks a little bit busy because we have long artikle titles. so what we're going to do is we're going to change that to 0, make it a little more streamlined. slider size will be the number of results returned and kept. i.

How to Add Blog-Posts Section to Shopify Home Page

hello and welcome. my name is amelia and you are watching tubemint. in this video, i'm going to show you how to add blog section to your shopify store. so let's get started. this is dawn theme, or dawn based theme, and i'm going to show you how you can add a new section to your home page of your shopify store. so let's get started. so go ahead and log into your shopify admin area- i'm already in here- and then click customize. make sure you are on the online store section here and then customize. once you are on this customizer, if you have a different template selected, go ahead and select home page. however, the same steps are going to be followed if you want to add a section to a different template. it could be anything- blog posts, pages, collections or collection or products page- but in this video, i'm going to show you how you can add a new section to your home page. so go ahead and select home page if you want to follow along. and then these are the options you have under home page template. by default. it's completely default. theme from github. if you want to know how you can install this dawn theme completely free theme from github, i already have a video on my channel. you can go ahead and watch that and install it on your store if you would like to use this free theme. also, this is a store 2.0 compatibility, so definitely want to try. so we are going to add this section here at this, just below this section, which is a column section. so on the left you simply click on this add section and then these are the options that you can add to your template and you can see. these are all options, but in this video we are going to just add the blog post. you can try these all. however, i'll be keep coming and making video on each section type that you can add to your home page. so go ahead and select blog posts. and also, you remember, you can go ahead and drag it wherever you want, but we are going to keep it at the very bottom. that's the right place. also, you can use this view toggle button, which will simply hide this section and show it back on the right side. you will get few options. if you want to change this heading, you can change it from here. if you want to select the different categories, this is a news category, so go ahead and change from here. if you want to add this partikular blog news blog. you can edit by this link, clicking this link. you can change it from here. if you want to select a different category, i would say, or blog in shuffle factor. you can also decrease the number if you want to. let's say, view just to post auto. but i want to view three posts. if you don't want to show the featured image, go ahead and uncheck this box, because this will slow down the page load, but i'm going to keep it up. uh, if you don't want to show the date, you can simply go ahead and check it. if you want to display the author name [Music], you can see this will appear just below it. uh, i don't have any secondary image. if you have, you can go ahead, check this box and it will start showing the second image: view all button here on the right top, somewhere. i don't see it. maybe. maybe i need to just save it and then check it on the full screen. okay, so that's the view all button is the blog and cool includes more ports than the shot. so if you block, let's say i have two, i i think i have just. okay, so there are just three blog posts in this category. this is why it was not showing. so you need to have at least more than the blocks you want to display here. so let's say you wanna keep three at least. so you need to have at least minimum four blog post in this section and if i do keep it like two, it will start showing you. so once you're done there, you can go ahead and save it. if you're not happy with the section that you have added, you can simply go ahead and select the section and remove by pressing this remove section button. now let's go ahead and view the changes. so go to view and this is our home page. let's scroll down to the section that we added and here we have. okay, so there are three blog posts. now. if i go ahead and make two- because i want to see that you are button now, if i go ahead and refresh it, this will automatikally adjust and you will see the view all button here. and if you click this, this will take you to the news blog where you can see all the blog posts. all right, so this is how you can add a blog section to your home page in shopify 2.0 store using dawn theme. that's all for this video, guys. thank you so much for watching. bye you.