The articles in this section provide more detail about how these theme settings work, and link out to Shopify documentation when these settings reach outside of Lorenza’s scope.
From the Colors theme settings panel, you can set the colors Lorenza uses across the theme.
For each setting, you can use Shopify’s color picker to change the color. Use the Save button in the top-right corner of your “Customize” screen once you’re finished editing.
Lorenza has many color settings available, so you can completely customize Lorenza’s look so it matches your branding and style.
We realize that having so many settings is a bit confusing, so as we define each setting we’ll include an image that describes where and how the color is displayed.
Here are quick links to each sub-section of color settings:
The accent color is used for buttons, badges, and elements that should stand out all over the store.
See examples in red:
This setting changes the color of most text across the store.
Note that some home page sections allow you to override this text color.
See examples in red:
This setting changes the color of the background across the store.
Note that some home page sections allow you to override this text color. See an example in red:
Change the color of border lines that can appear between sections and page elements.
See examples in red:
Change the color of text inside of inputs. Inputs can be quantity selectors or fields that the customer might fill in, like the ones on the contact page template. It also changes placeholder text and labels above form fields, like the one above cart notes.
See an example in red:
Change the color of icons. This applies to the featured product section, especially if you have social sharing icons enabled. It also changes the color of quantity selectors (+/-) on product pages.
See an example in red:
Changes the text in the store header area. See an example in red:
Changes the background color of the store header. See an example in red:
Changes the border color at the bottom of the store header. See an example in red:
Change the color of all text and links in the footer. See an example in red:
Change the color of the footer background. See an example in red:
Change the color of border lines that appear in the footer. See an example in red:
Change the color of the button backgrounds in the footer. See an example in red:
Change the color of button text for buttons in the footer. See an example in red:
Contrast colors are provided to offer an alternative to your default color scheme.
Many page sections let you choose a Style. Select the Contrast style to use these colors.
Change the text color in sections using contrast colors. See an example of a quote section in red:
Change the background color in sections using contrast colors. See an example in red:
Change the color of borders in sections using contrast colors. Call to action buttons have a border. See an example in red:
Change the color of input text in sections using contrast colors. See an example in red:
Change the color of icons in contrast sections. This applies to the featured product section, especially if you have social sharing icons enabled.
See an example in red:
Popovers are any parts of the page appear as popups or mini-windows. The popup, quick cart, and the search bar are all popovers.
Change the text color in popovers. See examples in red:
Change the background color in popovers. See an example in red:
Change the border color in popovers. See an example in red:
Change the color of input text in popovers. If you use the quick cart feature, the labels above variant chooser dropdown menus use this text color.
See an example in red:
Change the color of icons in popovers. This color is used for the quantity selectors (+/-) in the mini cart. See it in red:
From the Fonts theme settings panel, you can change the fonts used across your store.
The following font settings are available:
Note that if you upload a logo image, this font is not used.
From the Social media theme settings panel, you can add links to all of your social media accounts, set up a social sharing image, and add enable share buttons across your storefront.
You can enable buttons on product pages and featured product sections that let your customers share links to products to their Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest networks.
In addition to toggling these options here, you’ll need to head to those sections to display these buttons.
These links activate buttons that link to each social media page. These buttons can be configured to appear in Lorenza’s footer.
Here’s what the buttons look like when active:
To set social links up, put your social media page’s URL into the matching field of your social media settings.
For example, a YouTube channel URL would look something like https://www.youtube.com/user/shopify, where shopify would be your own username.
The Search theme settings panel lets you customize how search results appear to customers. For example, you may want to include blog posts in search results, or include the product’s vendor name.
To change the presentation of search results:
From your theme’s “Customize” screen, select the Theme settings tab at the bottom of the customize panel.
Select the Search section from the list.
Use the Results per category slider to change the number of results per product category returned in a search. The slider ranges from 1 to 6 results.
When you add or edit products in Shopify, you can add a product category.
Check the Show articles and Show pages checkboxes to let articles and pages show up in search results.
When enabled, article and page search results are added to results as separate result sections:
Check the Show price and Show vendor checkboxes to make the price and product vendor name appear next to each product search result.
Use the Save button in the top-right corner when you are finished editing.
Search results have the following settings:
This setting ranges from 1 to 6 results.
For each product search result, the following settings are available:
From the Product theme settings panel, you can change how customers choose from variants of a product. These settings allow you to choose which variant option types should use swatches and chips.
There’s a whole article about how to configure swatches. See Swatches for more information.
Swatches look like this:
And chips look like this:
By default, swatches are enabled for the Color option type. Chips are enabled for the Size option type.
Option types that do not use swatches or ships instead have dropdown menus for each type:
From the Cart theme settings panel, you can add some functionality to your cart pages.
Here, you can also enable Lorenza’s “quick shop” functionality.
From your theme’s “Customize” screen, select the Theme settings tab at the bottom of the customize panel.
Select the Cart section from the list.
Check the Enable quick shop checkbox to enable Lorenza’s quick shop feature.
Customers can now hover over a product image and quick a Quick add button, which makes a mini-cart popover appear.
Check the Enable quick show quantity input if you expect customers to want to buy more than one item at a time.
Check the Enable cart notes checkbox to allow customers to enter special shipping instructions for their order.
Enter a Quick cart note to customize text shown on the cart page.
Add the [subtotal] keyword to your note to show the current cart’s subtotal amount.
The quick cart note appears here:
Use the Save button in the top-right corner when you are finished editing.
The cart has the following settings:
If this setting is disabled, then the default amount, 1 is used.
From the Favicon theme settings panel, you can upload a favicon.
Favicons are tiny icons that appear next to your site’s title or URL in browser tabs, bookmark menus and address bars. The recommended image dimensions are 32px by 32px.
Width | Height |
---|---|
32 pixels* | 32 pixels* |
* Minimum recommended dimensions. We strongly recommend that you upload a square icon.
All modern desktop browsers support ICO, PNG and GIFs as favicons. See Favicons on Wikipedia for more information.
From the Checkout theme settings panel, you can change the look and feel of your checkout pages.
Checkout styles are a Shopify feature. So, Lorenza uses Shopify’s standard settings. For more information about these settings, see Shopify’s Customizing the style of your checkout article.