Label One Documentation
Label One is a Shopify storefront theme with configurable templates, sections, navigation, product presentation, and merchandising features. These guides explain where the relevant settings live and how the features work together.
Start Here
New setup or major redesign? Follow the Label One Quick Start to work safely in an unpublished theme, configure the storewide elements, test important customer paths, and publish with a rollback option.
Find the Right Guide
| If you want to… | Start with… |
|---|---|
| Configure navigation and storewide layout | Header, Footer, and Cart |
| Control product tiles and swatches | Product Cards, Color Variants, and Product Siblings |
| Build a storefront template | Home, Collection, or Product |
| Add content to a template | Browse Theme Sections |
| Diagnose unexpected behavior | Common Issues and Performance |
| Move to a newer version | Updating the Theme and Changelog |
Before You Edit
- Make substantial changes in an unpublished duplicate of the theme.
- Keep the previous published version until the new storefront is verified.
- Record custom code, app embeds, and integrations that may need to be reapplied after an update.
- Test mobile and desktop navigation, products, variants, search, cart, forms, policy links, and the purchasing journey before publishing.
Shopify interfaces, platform capabilities, and app behavior can change. If a label in the guide differs from your store, use the closest current theme-editor setting and confirm that you are viewing the intended Label One version.
For help locating a setting or diagnosing a theme issue, email [email protected] with the store URL, theme version, affected template, steps to reproduce, and screenshots. Do not email storefront passwords or collaborator codes.