Adding a Brand Name line on PDP?

I'm looking to add a brand listings on my individual product pages -- ideally hyperlinked and leading to a separate subpage where that brand's products are gathered. 

Currently, I have to include the brand name in the product listing (image 1) but would like to have it organized as is seen in the mockup (image 2).

Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

Touchy Coffee is brand?

You will need to use custom code to do this.

First, add tag: touchy-coffee for this product, then share link to some products belong touchy-coffee tag, we can give the code to add brand link. Then you can apply similar for other brands

Hey @tuanphan, thanks for getting back to me. I added a touchy-coffee tag to all the brand's items in my (unpublished) store but am unsure of how to access a link as it says "tags won't show up".

15 hours ago, megsatgoods said:

Hey @tuanphan, thanks for getting back to me. I added a touchy-coffee tag to all the brand's items in my (unpublished) store but am unsure of how to access a link as it says "tags won't show up".

 

 

No worry. Can you share link to a product belongs this tag?

Hey @tuanphan, here is a link but my site isn't published yet, so I'm not sure if you can access that or see it

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but my site isn't published yet, so I'm not sure if you can access that or see it

Please set up a site-wide password.

Post the password here.

Adding a site-wide password does not allow anyone to alter your site. It only allows those with the password to see your site. Please read the documentation at the link provided to understand how it works.

We can then take a look at your issue.

Thanks @creedon, here is the site and the password (forumaccess). Here is an example of a product ("Happy Lamp Coffee") where I have multiple products by the brand ("Blind Tiger"). I inserted the "blind-tiger" tag into both products but am unsure where to access that outside of the PDP editor.

Please see Store Product Detail Title Text to Link. My code uses a different technique than the one tuanphan suggests. It's just a different way to get to a similar end result.

So for the the product you linked to you'd set the title of the product to Happy Lamp | Black Tiger. Enter Black Tiger and a URL for the brand page into my code.

Let us know how it goes.

@creedonThanks for this, but I'm looking to eliminate the brand name from the header and move it to a linked subhead where upon clicking you'd be directed to a page exclusively for the the brand (Blind Tiger, in this case's) products. 

Here is an example of how products currently look:

And what I am trying to achieve:

Let me know if you think this is possible, thanks so much!!

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but I'm looking to eliminate the brand name from the header and move it to a linked subhead where upon clicking you'd be directed to a page exclusively for the the brand (Blind Tiger, in this case's) products. 

This is exactly what my code does. It reformats the title and splits off text (brand) onto a line by itself and makes it a link.

...becomes...

You can't see the link here but the brand is linked.

My code also adds a class (twc-spdtttl) to the link so that you can style it further with CSS.

ok, thanks so much @creedon!