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Listing all collections in the shop
@Ubrwgn
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Ubrwgn commented Feb 28, 2015

I've been working on a tutorial, http://www.tetchi.ca/shopify-theme-from-scratch/, and although it's not quite up to date, it's fairly easy to follow. However, I simply cannot get my /collections page to show up when I click on Catalog in the main menu. I want my customers to be able to pick which collection (category) of products they wish to inspect. I failed at getting a drop down menu to work also.
This github page was recommended to solve the problem of managing collections.
Maybe the code above goes in the list-collections.liquid file we made in the tutorial. That is just a wild guess. I'm afraid I'm just as lost as before. Anyone want to reach out and help us? Please?

@celined
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celined commented Mar 19, 2015

Hi @jeicob, @MegiMoo and @Ubrwgn,
The code above does indeed go into the list-collections.liquid file
I just tried it out and it works perfectly. All I did was replace my existing code in list-collections.liquid with the above (note that you may need to tweak/remove the ul, li and h2/h3 tags to match your site's style).

Once the file is saved, go to 'Navigation' and add a new link list and name it 'Featured collections' and save it. You can then add the collection links and re-order them as needed. Hope this helps!

@rando1201
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This still isnt working for me.

@michael82605
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I've pasted the code in, created the link list and added it to the navigation. However, when I click on Featured collections on the navigation bar on my store, it brings me to /collections and shows all my collections in alphabetical order (basically the default). What am I missing here?
Also, isn't there a way to name the collection other than "Featured collections"? And can this functionality be applied to several collections? The goal here being to create a Shoes collection and a Pants collection for instance.

Thanks in advance.

@paulmist
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Am I correct in thinking there's no way to paginate the out put of the link list method?

@Hashmi898
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Hashmi898 commented Jul 10, 2020

thanks

@subhashgit
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Thanks

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