#READY MAKER NOT UPLOADING ASSETS UPDATE#
With the updated theme architecture comes an update to how apps integrate with the storefront. To see a model of how this could be set up, take a look at the /templates directory of our new theme, Dawn, in the GitHub repo, or read our developer documentation on JSON templates. Once the JSON template is added, a merchant can navigate to the theme editor, and add any section that contains presets-exactly how you would add dynamic sections to the home page previously. Within the new JSON template files, you can define which sections should appear by default when your theme is first installed, and which order they should appear in. Stores can have multiple template files that map to different products, collection pages, custom pages, blog posts, and more, allowing merchants to easily have different product, collection, and other pages in the same store. Each page type can now be rendered using a JSON template file, which lists the sections of that page, and stores settings data related to any additional section that is added or edited by a merchant. These changes are achieved by a new approach to how the storefront renders templates. Now, merchants can add sections to all pages, not just the home page, unlocking a range of new opportunities to personalize every aspect of a store. That all changes with sections on every page. Code edits, elaborate workarounds with blocks, or custom apps were needed to achieve a similar effect across other pages. Up until now, merchants have been limited in how they represent their businesses on Shopify, with the flexibility of sections being limited to only the home page.
There are also new opportunities for developers to build themes and integrations that can be easily customized by the merchant to fit their needs. We’ve upgraded the theme architecture for the online store, providing easier and more flexible customization options for merchants.
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