Targeting: Pages •

Watch our video tutorial about Page Targeting here:

If you prefer an in-depth article instead, please proceed below:

By default, the bar will display on all pages in your store (except the checkout pages).

Page targeting allows you to specify which pages the Shipping Bar will or will not be displayed on.

Homepage only

If you want the Shipping Bar to be displayed on your store's Homepage and not on other pages, you can select the "Homepage only" option under Include on page(s):

Product pages only

If you want the Shipping Bar to be displayed only on your store's Product pages and not on other pages, you can select the "Product pages only" option under Include on page(s):

Only on Page with URL

If you want the Shipping Bar to be displayed on a single unique page, you can enter the URL of that page here:

An easy way to do this is to head over to the page you want to target on your store, copy its URL and then paste the URL in the textbox indicated above.

⚠ Please note

you can only target one URL with this option. To target multiple pages, use the next targeting option, targeting by keyword.

Only on pages that contain the keyword in their URLs

If you want to target multiple pages, you can use this keyword option instead. In this field you can enter keywords, and if any of these keywords appear in the URL when visiting a page, the bar will display.

Example#1

If you want the bar to display on all pages with " summer" in the URLs, you would simply enter the keyword " summer", like so:

This would result in the bar displaying on all three of these pages:

If "summer" is in any part of the URL, the bar will qualify to display on that page.

You can enter multiple keywords if you like. Simply separate them by a comma:

Example#2

Going back to targeting unique pages, let's say you want to display the Shipping Bar on only these two pages:

https://example.myshopify.com/products/braves-shirt-new

https://example.myshopify.com/cart

You would input the URL path for each page into the input field, and separate them by a comma. The path is the section after the .com, .ca, etc.

The Exclude from page(s) options work similarly, only it directs the app to not display the bar on these pages.

For example, to ensure the bar does not display on the homepage, you would set it like this:

This will display the bar on all pages except the homepage. Follow the same logic for the remaining options.

With the logic above, you can select whether to include or exclude the bar on certain pages.

Please note: the bar cannot display on the checkout page.