Create MetaObjects - Revision history

An: /* Step 3.2. Assign the metaobject template to pages. */

2024-05-31T09:41:19Z

Step 3.2. Assign the metaobject template to pages.

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	You can follow one of the steps below depending on the type of pages (product, store page, blog post) to which you want to assign the template:		You can follow one of the steps below depending on the type of pages (product, store page, blog post) to which you want to assign the template:

	*Assign the template to products: [[Create Template ~~For~~ Multiple Pages#~~For%20Products~~\|here]].		*Assign the template to products: [[Create Template Apply to Multiple Pages#How to assign a template to multiple products in bulk\|here]].
	*Assign the template to store pages or blog post: [[Create Template ~~For~~ Multiple Pages#~~For%20Blog%20Posts%20and%20Pages~~\|here]].		*Assign the template to store pages or blog post: [[Create Template Apply to Multiple Pages#How to assign a template to one product\|here]].

	====Step 4: Add and link metaobject entries====		====Step 4: Add and link metaobject entries====

An: /* Metaobject use cases with Easy Content Builder */

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Metaobject use cases with Easy Content Builder

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	{{Note\|NOTE: If you are new to Easy Content Builder, the app enables you to create:		{{Note\|NOTE: If you are new to Easy Content Builder, the app enables you to create:

	*Template for multiple pages: create one template and apply it to multiple pages in bulk. [[~~Create Template For Multiple Pages~~\|More details]].		*Template for multiple pages: create one template and apply it to multiple pages in bulk. [[Create_Template_Apply_to_Multiple_Pages\|More details]].
	*Template for single page: perfect when you want each page (product, page, article, etc) to have its unique template. [[~~Create Template For Single Page~~\|More details]].		*Template for single page: perfect when you want each page (product, page, article, etc) to have its unique template. [[Create_Template_Apply_to_One_Page\|More details]].
	*Template for standard pages such as Homepage, Collection pages, etc. [[~~Template for Standard Pages~~\|More details]].\|inline}}		*Template for standard pages such as Homepage, Collection pages, etc. [[Customize_standard_pages\|More details]].\|inline}}


	===How to create a metaobject template using Easy Content Builder===		===How to create a metaobject template using Easy Content Builder===

An: /* Preparation: understand the types of metaobjects available in Easy Content Builder. */

2024-02-23T14:24:08Z

Preparation: understand the types of metaobjects available in Easy Content Builder.

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	:[[File:Ecb-usecase-metaobject v3.jpg\|frameless\|1024x1024px]]		:[[File:Ecb-usecase-metaobject v3.jpg\|frameless\|1024x1024px]]

	====~~Preparation: understand the types~~ of metaobjects available in Easy Content Builder.====		====Types of metaobjects available in Easy Content Builder.====
	At present, Easy Content Builder allows you to create six types of metaobjects:		At present, Easy Content Builder allows you to create six types of metaobjects:

An: /* Step 4.2: Link the metaobject entries */

2023-12-27T08:33:27Z

Step 4.2: Link the metaobject entries

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	{{Note\|After you create a new product/page/blog post, if you want to assign an existing metaobject template to it, you just need:		{{Note\|After you create a new product/page/blog post, if you want to assign an existing metaobject template to it, you just need:
	1. Assign an existing metaobject template to that new page.		1. Assign an existing metaobject template to that new page.
	2. Then, add the core data (default data for product/blog post, etc.) and create new metaobject entries for that new page~~. The metaobject template will automatically map those entries to the template for you~~.\|reminder}}		2. Then, add the core data (default data for product/blog post, etc.) and create new metaobject entries for that new page. \|reminder}}

	===How to create Author Bio metaobjects===		===How to create Author Bio metaobjects===

An: /* Step 3.1: Add sections/blocks to the metaobject template */

2023-12-27T08:06:12Z

Step 3.1: Add sections/blocks to the metaobject template

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	*Next, add or open each section/block you want to edit.		*Next, add or open each section/block you want to edit.

	{{Note\|Once you create metaobject entries (See '''Step ~~3.3~~''' below), you can click on '''Use Dynamic Sources''' icon next to the content fields to link individual entries with each field.\|inline}}		{{Note\|Once you create metaobject entries (See '''Step 4''' below), you can click on '''Use Dynamic Sources''' icon next to the content fields to link individual entries with each field.\|inline}}

	=====Step 3.2. Assign the metaobject template to pages.=====		=====Step 3.2. Assign the metaobject template to pages.=====

An: /* Step 4.2: Link the metaobject entries */

2023-12-27T08:05:06Z

Step 4.2: Link the metaobject entries

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	You can follow similar steps to add Heading, Subheading, Rich text stored in ECB Rich Text metaobjects to the Image With Text section in Easy Content Builder.		You can follow similar steps to add Heading, Subheading, Rich text stored in ECB Rich Text metaobjects to the Image With Text section in Easy Content Builder.

	{{Note:\|After you create a new product/page/blog post, if you want to assign an existing metaobject template to it, you just need:		{{Note\|After you create a new product/page/blog post, if you want to assign an existing metaobject template to it, you just need:
	1. Assign an existing metaobject template to that new page.		1. Assign an existing metaobject template to that new page.
	2. Then, add the core data (default data for product/blog post, etc.) and create new metaobject entries for that new page. The metaobject template will automatically map those entries to the template for you.\|reminder}}		2. Then, add the core data (default data for product/blog post, etc.) and create new metaobject entries for that new page. The metaobject template will automatically map those entries to the template for you.\|reminder}}

An: /* Step 4.2: Link the metaobject entries */

2023-12-27T08:04:30Z

Step 4.2: Link the metaobject entries

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	{{Note:\|After you create a new product/page/blog post, if you want to assign an existing metaobject template to it, you just need:		{{Note:\|After you create a new product/page/blog post, if you want to assign an existing metaobject template to it, you just need:
	*1. Assign an existing metaobject template to that new page.		1. Assign an existing metaobject template to that new page.
	*2. Then, add the core data (default data for product/blog post, etc.) and create new metaobject entries for that new page. The metaobject template will automatically map those entries to the template for you. \|reminder}}		2. Then, add the core data (default data for product/blog post, etc.) and create new metaobject entries for that new page. The metaobject template will automatically map those entries to the template for you.\|reminder}}

	===How to create Author Bio metaobjects===		===How to create Author Bio metaobjects===

An: /* Step 4.2: Link the metaobject entries */

2023-12-27T08:03:54Z

Step 4.2: Link the metaobject entries

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	=====Step 4.2: Link the metaobject entries =====		=====Step 4.2: Link the metaobject entries =====

	Now, you can map the metaobject entries created in '''Step 3.3''' above to the sections/blocks through your Shopify theme editor (you determine which sections/blocks you want to link those metaobjects) and display them on your storefront.		Now, you can map the metaobject entries created in '''Step 4.1''' above to the sections/blocks through your Shopify theme editor (you determine which sections/blocks you want to link those metaobjects) and display them on your storefront.

	[[File:Ecb-metaobject-iwt-eg.jpg\|border\|frameless\|1024x1024px]]		[[File:Ecb-metaobject-iwt-eg.jpg\|border\|frameless\|1024x1024px]]

An: /* Step 4: Add and link metaobject entries */

2023-12-27T08:03:23Z

Step 4: Add and link metaobject entries

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	*Assign the template to store pages or blog post: [[Create Template For Multiple Pages#For%20Blog%20Posts%20and%20Pages\|here]].		*Assign the template to store pages or blog post: [[Create Template For Multiple Pages#For%20Blog%20Posts%20and%20Pages\|here]].

	=====Step 4: Add and link metaobject entries=====		====Step 4: Add and link metaobject entries====

	=====Step 4.1: Create entries for the metaobject.=====		=====Step 4.1: Create entries for the metaobject.=====

An at 08:03, 27 December 2023

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	*Assign the template to store pages or blog post: [[Create Template For Multiple Pages#For%20Blog%20Posts%20and%20Pages\|here]].		*Assign the template to store pages or blog post: [[Create Template For Multiple Pages#For%20Blog%20Posts%20and%20Pages\|here]].

	=====Step 3.3: Create entries for the metaobject.=====		=====Step 4: Add and link metaobject entries=====
			=====Step 4.1: Create entries for the metaobject.=====

	{{Note\|'''What are entries?'''		{{Note\|'''What are entries?'''
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	Once you hit Save, you successfully store all custom content in the metaobjects ECB Media and Rich Text.		Once you hit Save, you successfully store all custom content in the metaobjects ECB Media and Rich Text.

	=====Step 3.4: ~~Add and assign~~ the metaobject entries =====		=====Step 4.2: Link the metaobject entries =====

	Now, you can map the metaobject entries created in '''Step 3.3''' above to the sections/blocks through your Shopify theme editor (you determine which sections/blocks you want to link those metaobjects) and display them on your storefront.		Now, you can map the metaobject entries created in '''Step 3.3''' above to the sections/blocks through your Shopify theme editor (you determine which sections/blocks you want to link those metaobjects) and display them on your storefront.
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	You can follow similar steps to add Heading, Subheading, Rich text stored in ECB Rich Text metaobjects to the Image With Text section in Easy Content Builder.		You can follow similar steps to add Heading, Subheading, Rich text stored in ECB Rich Text metaobjects to the Image With Text section in Easy Content Builder.

			{{Note:\|After you create a new product/page/blog post, if you want to assign an existing metaobject template to it, you just need:
			*1. Assign an existing metaobject template to that new page.
			*2. Then, add the core data (default data for product/blog post, etc.) and create new metaobject entries for that new page. The metaobject template will automatically map those entries to the template for you. \|reminder}}

	===How to create Author Bio metaobjects===		===How to create Author Bio metaobjects===

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	{{Note\|NOTE: If you are new to Easy Content Builder, the app enables you to create:		{{Note\|NOTE: If you are new to Easy Content Builder, the app enables you to create:

	*Template for multiple pages: create one template and apply it to multiple pages in bulk. [[~~Create Template For Multiple Pages~~\|More details]].		*Template for multiple pages: create one template and apply it to multiple pages in bulk. [[Create_Template_Apply_to_Multiple_Pages\|More details]].
	*Template for single page: perfect when you want each page (product, page, article, etc) to have its unique template. [[~~Create Template For Single Page~~\|More details]].		*Template for single page: perfect when you want each page (product, page, article, etc) to have its unique template. [[Create_Template_Apply_to_One_Page\|More details]].
	*Template for standard pages such as Homepage, Collection pages, etc. [[~~Template for Standard Pages~~\|More details]].\|inline}}		*Template for standard pages such as Homepage, Collection pages, etc. [[Customize_standard_pages\|More details]].\|inline}}


	===How to create a metaobject template using Easy Content Builder===		===How to create a metaobject template using Easy Content Builder===