• Categories / Subgroups

  Categories let you organize swatches inside a single product group. For example, under a Color option, you can separate swatches into subgroups such as Warm Colors and Cool Colors. Categories are managed through the same Shopify metaobject editor used for custom images and become available after the group is saved. Each product in the group can be assigned to a specific category. When the Show category headers option is enabled in visual settings, swatches are displayed under their respectFeatured

• Translations

  Rubik Combined Listings supports multilingual stores by allowing you to translate option names, swatch labels, and categories into additional languages configured in Shopify. On the Translations page, you can select a language from a dropdown populated with your store’s active languages. If no extra languages are configured, the app will display a message prompting you to add one from Shopify Settings. If no product groups exist yet, the page will inform you that there is no translatable coFeatured

• Product Groups

  A product group is the core structure of Rubik Combined Listings. It allows you to combine multiple separate Shopify products and display them as swatches on the storefront, effectively turning them into visual variants of a single product. When creating a product group, you will define two main fields: Internal name – Used only inside the app for management purposes. Option name – The label shown on the storefront, such as Color, Size, Material, or any custom attribute. (httpsFeatured

• Editing Product Groups

  After creating a product group, you can manage it from the Edit product group page. This page includes all creation fields, along with additional management actions that help you preview, duplicate, translate, or remove the group. At the top of the page, you will find several secondary action buttons: View on store – Quickly preview how swatches appear on the storefront. Create newFew readers

• Custom Image Upload

  You can assign a dedicated custom image to each swatch. This image does not need to exist in the product media gallery and does not have to be the main product image. It can be any visual you want to use specifically for the swatch. Custom images are managed through Shopify’s native metaobject editor under the rubikswatch type, which stores the swatch image, category, and color data. The custom image option becomes available after the product group is saved. In create mode, the button is diFew readers

• Color Editing

  The color editor lets you define primary and secondary colors for each swatch. This is especially useful when using one color or two color swatch types. When opening the color modal, you can visually pick colors directly from the product image using the built in eyedropper tool. Simply hover over the image and click to capture the desired shade. You can also manually enter a HEX value such as 000000 for precise control. (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/3/a/d/7/3ad7eddcfFew readers