# Overview

## Liquid Objects <a href="#liquid-tags" id="liquid-tags"></a>

The CMS content of your shop can be accessed using objects such as `product`, `collection`, or `cart`. You can place these objects in Webflow using the `li-object` tag. Learn more about the available options with Shopify objects in the [Objects chapter](/liquid-attributes/objects.md).&#x20;

## Liquid Filters

With liquid filters, you can modify the output of your content. You can calculate values, format a string (text) and so much more. You can find a list of all filters [here](https://shopify.dev/docs/api/liquid/filters) or in the Shopify [Cheat sheet](https://www.shopify.com/partners/shopify-cheat-sheet).

Filters can be applied to a `li-object` value by using a pipe symbol `|` followed by the desired filter. Learn more about all the possibilities with Shopify filters in the [Filters chapter](/liquid-attributes/filters.md).

## Liquid Tags <a href="#liquid-tags" id="liquid-tags"></a>

Liquid tags, in the context of the Shopify Liquid template language, are special markers enclosed in curly braces and percentage signs, like `{% ... %}`. These tags are used to perform various control and logic operations within the template. Liquid tags are responsible for executing specific actions, such as loops, conditionals, and more, to dynamically generate content or perform operations on the data.

To use this functionality in Webflow, we have prepared the following tags. These tags will always wrap the `div` they are attached on.

You can't apply multiple liquid tags (`li-for`, *`li-if`*, `li-unless`) to one element. If you need that, you should use the `:inside` modifier to display the tag inside the `div` it's applied. Learn more about all the possibilities with Shopify tags in the [Filters chapter](/liquid-attributes/filters.md), [Conditional chapter ](/liquid-attributes/conditional.md)and [Other Liquid Tags](/liquid-attributes/other-liquid-tags.md) chapter.


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