Have you ever wanted to add a variant selector on your collection pages in Shopify? If so, you’re not alone. Variant selectors are a great way to allow customers to choose from a variety of options for the products they’re buying. In this blog post, we will show you how to add a variant selector to your collection pages in Shopify. We’ll also discuss the different types of variants and how to add them to your collection pages.
If you’re not familiar with variant selectors, we recommend reading our article on how to use them. In short, a variant selector allows you to choose from different versions of a product. For example, you could have a basic shirt and two different color variants (blue and green), or you could have a grey T-shirt and five different color variants (black, dark brown, navy blue, light pink, and red).
Adding a variant selector to your collection pages is simple. Follow these steps:
1. Open your Shopify admin panel and go to Collection Pages > Add New.
2. On the Collection Page Settings page, under Variants, click Add New.
3. In the Add Variant Selector dialog box, enter the following information:
Title: The title of the variant selector.
The title of the variant selector. Type: Choose between Basic or Custom Type.
Choose between Basic or Custom Type. Description: A brief description of the variant selector.
4. Click Save changes to save your changes.
Now that you have added a variant selector to your collection pages, you will need to add the variants to your products. Follow these steps
What is a Variant Selector?
Variant selectors let you target different variants of a product on a collection page. This can be helpful when you have multiple versions of a product that you want to sell, or when you need to differentiate between different colors or sizes of a product.
To add a variant selector in Shopify, follow these steps:
Log into your Shopify admin panel. Click the “Collections” tab at the top of the screen. Select the product you want to add the variant selector to. In the “Settings” section of the product’s settings page, click the “Variants” tab. Enter the name of the variant for which you want to create a selection rule. Choose whether you want to select all variants, only new variants, or all variants except for one. (If there is no “Only new variants” option, then all variants will be selected.) To create a selection rule for an existing variant, click its name in the “Select variation” field and then enter your selection criteria in the fields below it. To create a new selection rule for an existing variant, click its name and then click “Create new.” To create a new variant, click its name and then enter your selection criteria in the fields below it. Click Save changes to apply your changes and return to the Collections tab. Repeat these steps for any other products that you want to include in your variant selector campaign.
Once you’ve created your variant selector rules, you can use them on
How to Add a Variant Selector to Your Shopify Collection Pages
Adding a variant selector to your Shopify collection pages is easy. First, open up Shopify’s Collection page editor. Next, locate the “Variants” section of the page. Finally, add a new Variant selector and fill in the following information:
1) The name of the variant you’re adding
2) The color or pattern you would like to use for that variant
3) The quantity of each variant you would like to sell
4) The price of each variant You can also specify whether or not you’d like to make this variant available exclusively on certain shop categories or products. Once you’ve filled in all of the necessary information, click “Save.” You will now be able to select which variants are displayed on your Collection pages.
Conclusion
In this tutorial, we will show you how to add a variant selector on collection pages in Shopify. This is a helpful tool for managing inventory and allowing customers to choose the best option for them. We will also cover how to set up your shop’s shipping options so that customers can choose between standard or expedited shipping.
