Brands
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//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //However, if it's a page link then follow the rules below //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title All Brands //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Acne Studios //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Alexis //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Azzedine Alaia //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Balenciaga //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Balmain //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Bottega Veneta //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Brunello Cucinelli //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Burberry //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Cartier //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Celine //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Chanel //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Chloé //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Christian Dior //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Christian Louboutin //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Christopher Kane //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Current/Elliott //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Dolce & Gabbana //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Elie Saab //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Fendi //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Frame Denim //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Gianvito Rossi //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Givenchy //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Gucci //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Hermes //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Herve Leger //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Isabel Marant //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Jonathan Saunders //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Kerastase //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Lanvin //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Loro Piana //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Louis Vuitton //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Marni //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Matthew Williamson //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Megan Park //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Missoni //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Moncler //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Moschino //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Prada //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Rag & Bone //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Ralph Lauren //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Rick Owens //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Roger Vivier //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Roland Mouret //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Stella McCartney //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Stuart Weitzman //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Superfine //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Tom Ford //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Valentino //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Versace //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Victoria Beckham //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Wolford //add the link title (it's click-able)
//Here we are saying use the links in the linklist we created and assign them to the below code
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//Creates a new variable for link_item using link.object which in-turn can access any of the attributes that are available (product, collection, page or blog) //creates a new variable for link_image which assigns //grab the link title and assign it as the link.title //if the link type is a collection then use this set of rules //Otherwise //Grab the first product image and use that as the image //Here is where it all comes together make the link_item.url click-able and link to the content and add the title using link_title //if link_image does not equal '' then continue to the next step
//check if there are settings for align_height if so add it to the style otherwise just get the link_image and make the alt tag the link title Yves Saint Laurent //add the link title (it's click-able)