Category Detail Pages give you additional features including Breadcrumbs, Parent Category Lists, Child Category Lists and more.

In this set of Articles, we'll show you the Liquid syntax needed to get the most out of Categories on the Front End. Once you have enabled a Detail Page for a Category, you can output any of the following on your Detail Layout:

Output breadcrumb of Categories to the current Category page using the defined layout:{%- include 'category_breadcrumbs', layout: 'breadcrumb' -%}

Output parent Categories using the defined layout: {%- include 'category_parent', layout: 'parent' -%}

Output child Categories using the defined layout: {%- include 'category_children', layout: 'children' -%}

Output all items categorised to the current Category Page using the defined layout: {%- include 'category_items', layout: 'items' -%} 

Note that this will only output items in this specific Category. To output all items that belong to sub-Categories, then add another parameter of show_all_sub_items: 'true'.

You can use the Category ID {{this.id}} to filter WebApp, Module or Product Lists and display the Items with this Category assigned (and those belonging to Categories which are children of this Category). We'll include some examples here of how the {{this.id}} variable can be used specifically on the Category Detail Page to filter by that Detail Page's Category dynamically: Learn more about filtering WebApps and Modules by Category

For example, the following code will output Products on the Category Detail Page, filtered by that Category:

Change the ID to fetch different WebApps.

Module 3 refers to the Blog; you can change the ID to fetch different Modules.

The following tags are available within the advanced category layouts:

Category layouts are stored in the following folder structure, which you can view via Code Editor: layouts/categories/

Within this folder you will find the following: