Open bredowmax opened 1 year ago
Pagination offsets are always an issue when doing this, which is another factor in why some stores go with the variants-as-products approach (aka variantless aka flat-product aka product-family aka standlone-product structure).
Some more alternatives:
Figure - a product with variants has it's variants fill the current row then stop for then next product on the next row. variant-cards scaled down for effect.
@bredowmax have you explored more options here? Also did you test https://apps.shopify.com/variable-products?
What we need is:
Depending upon how many products you have for different collection, you might want to show colors as their own product-card or not.
Describe the enhancement you'd like
Display each variant (example: colors, flavors) as if it were their own product in the Collection Page
Benefits
Examples
Limitations
This feature may not be useful for all Product Options. My rule of thumbs:
Describe alternatives you've considered
Use an App
Do not use Collection Pages at all
Stores with a small inventory may opt to omit collection pages alltogether. This may hurt navigation between different products and the ability for buyer to find the best option for them.
Allow previewing different product options in the same product card on the Collection Page
@chris-chameleonbrands suggested displaying available colors in the same product card. Helps merchants with a large inventory to condense down the Collection Page to less products
Split variants into their own products
Very popular workaround by merchants with a large catalog because it allows to avoid the current 100 variants-per-product limit. Often combined with code on PDP to 'stitch together' several products, which requires a refresh each time buyer chooses a different color on the PDP. Because this can end up in many products created, this is often done in combination with an ERP or PIM that let merchant enter a product including all the variants, and then breaks up the variants into distinct products for Shopify)