When setting up and managing your Shopify theme there are pretty much an unlimited number of options, settings and customizations you can do. However, with so many available to experiment with, it's easy to overdo it.
Last week, we discussed the key differences between common Shopify and theme-related terms that often cause confusion for store owners — however, one important distinction that wasn’t addressed in the earlier post was “theme issues” versus “theme customization."
Getting your Shopify theme just the way you want it can often be done using your own time and skills, but there comes a point for most storeowners when they need the helping hand of a pro. Fortunately, Shopify has built a solid community of developers, designers and other service providers who can help out with your store.
One of the most popular aspects of using the Shopify platform is that store owners have full access to the code that controls the look, feel and much of the functionality of their stores.
One of the more popular features of many Shopify themes is the ability to break up product descriptions into a tabbed layout. When using tabs, many store owners will use the first tab, which remains visible by default, for the main product description.
Most store owners would agree that great product photos are vital to the success of any online store. But, if you’re like many store owners using premium Shopify themes, you’ve gone through the process of uploading your beautiful photos only to find your collection pages aren’t lined up properly.
