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Templates

Introduction

The storefront theme templates language is designed to be both powerful and easy to use. If you have any exposure to working with other text-based template languages such as Jinja2 or Liquid, you should feel right at home.

Important

The storefront theme template system provides tags, filters and variables for control flow logic inside of a template.

Variables

Variables look like this: {{ variable }} and contain the content the template uses to render to the page. Variables contain a dictionary structure of content and use . notation to access attributes.

<h1>Hello {{ customer.name }}!</h1>

<h1>Hello John!</h1>

Filters

Filters allow you to modify the output of a variables and look like this {{ customer.name|title }}. This would display the value of {{ customer.name }} after being filtered there the title filter to make format the string to title case. See built-in filter reference.

<h1>Hello {{ customer.name|title }}!</h1>

<h1>Hello John!</h1>

Tags

Tags can do many things such as control flow, iterations, template inheritance, and theme translations. Tags look like this {% tag %} . See built-in tag reference.

<ul>
{% if products %}
    {% for product in products %}
        <li>{{ product.title }}</li>
    {% endfor %}
{% else %}
    <li>No products found.</li>
{% endif %}
</ul>

<ul>
    <li>Product A</li>
    <li>Product B</li>
    <li>Product C</li>
</ul>

Using these core building blocks you can create fully customized shopping experiences for customers.

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