Lookbook
If you need a Lookbook displayed on a page, the “Lookbook” section should be added.
Add section -> Lookbook
Look book
Here you can change the main settings for the Lookbook. If you want the title displayed for the section, enable the “Show title” option. In the “Layout”, you can choose one of the two possible layouts on a desktop view.
In the “Products per row” (Extra large), you can choose how many products should be displayed in one row: 2, 3, or 4.
Please note, the layout and image display settings can be applied only for desktop mode. It will be shown one item in a row on mobile by default.
In the “Responsive size”, you can change the image ratio from 1 to 12 for different screen sizes where the value is assigned to a different screen size (Extra large, Large, Medium, Small, Extra small).
On the “Image size” scale from 200 to 1000 px, you can set the quality of the image.
More information you can find here.
Theme Blocks
Image
Here you can add content to your Lookbook by adding the “Image” blocks. You can add as many “Image” blocks in the content as you wish. It depends on how many images you want to have in your lookbook. In the “Image”, you can select a picture of the products on the models.
Product
In this block, you can add the products with their information. In the “Product” select the product. Then choose the image to which you want to order this product.
Please note, the Shopify functionality can not display more than 20 products from different collections as indicated in the Lookbook.
It was added manual filling of the product block (“Product image”, “Product title”, “Product price”, “Product compare at price”) for those products that cannot be displayed due to the 20 product limit. This information can be changed for each product up to the limit.
On the “Horizontal position” and “Vertical position” scales from 0 to 100%, you can order the position of the products displayed on the image. The products will be shown as dots which one can click and see the product details. This option is available for “Layout #1” only.
This is how the "Lookbook" section may look on a page:
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