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The merchant turned on new customer accounts and immediately reported that the login page had lost its styling, the order history looked like a default, and none of the custom fields appeared. Every template the theme had overridden for the customer area was, as far as the storefront was concerned,
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A merchant reported that a hero product did not appear when typing its name into the search box, even though the same name on the full search page returned it first. Two different search systems, two different answers, and the faster, flashier one looked broken. It was not broken. The
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A theme started getting slower as the merchant added content. Product pages, collection pages, even the blog, all of them. The merchant had done nothing wrong except use metaobjects the way they are meant to be used, for a growing catalogue of store locators, size guides and brand stories. The
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A merchant reported that the cart count in the header was wrong. Not stale by a few seconds. Wrong by a whole session. One customer added three items and the header said eleven. Then it said two. It settled on the correct number only after a hard reload. Eleven was
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The webhook is registered, orders are being created, and nothing arrives. Here is where they go and how to stop being unsubscribed.
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You cannot attach a debugger to Liquid. Here is the set of techniques that actually works for finding out why a theme is doing something unexpected.
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A practical migration order, the things that silently break, and how to verify you did not lose content along the way.
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The storefront cached availability, the customer added to cart, and checkout disagreed. Here is where the state diverges and what to do about it.
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Everyone says apps slow your store down. Almost nobody says by how much. Here are measurements from real stores and a method for auditing your own.
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The proxy path, the subpath prefix, and the actual route all have to line up. Here is the checklist and how to verify the signature properly.
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Headless Shopify is genuinely better for some stores and a costly mistake for most. Here is how to tell which one you are.
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Add to cart stopped working, the layout shifted, or the page throws a console error. A systematic way to find which app did it and what to do about it.