Six sections handle email capture, contact, and editorial content. Three are drop-ins addable to any template (Documentation Index
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newsletter, contact-form, blog-posts); three are pinned to specific templates (main-contact, main-blog, main-article).
| Section | Where it lives | Pattern |
|---|---|---|
| Newsletter | Any template | Standalone email signup. |
| Contact form | Any template | Drop-in contact form. |
| Blog posts | Any template | Featured articles grid from a chosen blog. |
Contact form (main-contact) | Page template (contact page) | The contact page section, page-tailored layout. |
Blog (main-blog) | Blog template | The blog index. |
Article (main-article) | Article template | The article detail. |
Newsletter — sections/newsletter.liquid
Standalone signup section. Posts to Shopify’s customer form with the newsletter tag attached. Distinct from the floating offer popup that sits as a snippet — this is a block on the page, not a modal.
Available on: All templates.
Section settings
Layout
Text alignment. Options:
left, center.Color
Section background color. Optional.
Text color. Optional.
Blocks
Eyebrow (limit 1)
Eyebrow text.
Heading (limit 1)
Optional script word that precedes the heading.
Serif heading.
Body (limit 1)
Body paragraph (rich text).
Signup form (limit 1)
Email input placeholder.
Submit button label.
Message shown after a successful submission.
Default preset
Eyebrow → heading → body → form.When to use
The standalone newsletter section is for inline email capture in a page flow — at the bottom of a journal article, between sections on the home page, or as the closing block on a content page. For a more prominent floating popup, see the offer popup snippet (Interactive features · Offer popup). For a footer-level newsletter form, use thenewsletter block inside the Footer section.
Contact form — sections/contact-form.liquid
Drop-in contact form. Uses Shopify’s {% form 'contact' %} with fields for name, email, optional phone, and message body. Different from main-contact (which is the dedicated contact-page section with a page-tailored layout) — this one is a section any page can include.
Available on: All templates.
Section settings
Header
Eyebrow above the heading.
Optional script word that precedes the heading.
Section heading.
Body paragraph above the form.
Form
Show an optional phone field. Off by default — most editorial brands don’t need it.
Submit button label.
Confirmation message after a successful submission.
Layout
Form alignment. Options:
left, center.Blocks
None.When to use
Use the drop-in contact section when you want a contact form on a page that isn’t the dedicated contact page — e.g. embedded inside a bespoke / made-to-measure page, an enquiries page for stockists, or a press page. For the actual contact page, usemain-contact below — it’s pre-wired for that template.
Blog posts — sections/blog-posts.liquid
Featured articles grid drawn from a merchant-chosen blog. Each tile shows the article image, eyebrow (date), title, and excerpt. Used on the home page or as a related-reading band on other content pages.
Available on: All templates.
Section settings
Header
Eyebrow above the heading.
Optional script word that precedes the heading.
Section heading.
Content
The source blog. Pick from the merchant’s configured blogs.
Number of articles to show. Range 2–12.
Grid columns. Options:
2, 3, 4.Show article excerpts under each title.
View all
Show a “Read more” link in the header that goes to the blog index.
Link label.
Blocks
None.When to use
Blog posts is for surfacing journal content outside the blog template. Use it for:- “From the journal” rail on the home page.
- Related reading at the bottom of a product page or content page.
- A “press” page that mixes editorial entries with curated articles.
main-blog below.
Contact form (main-contact) — sections/main-contact.liquid
The contact page section. Renders the same {% form 'contact' %} fields as the drop-in contact-form section but with a page-tailored layout — heading, optional page content / intro, then the full form with name, email, phone, and message.
Available on: Page template (intended for the contact page).
Section settings
Eyebrow above the heading.
Page heading. Falls back to
page.title if the page has its own title set.Intro text. Used only when
page.content is blank. If the page has its own content body in admin, that takes precedence.Submit button label.
Blocks
None.When to use
main-contact is the dedicated contact page section. Wire it into a page.contact.json template (or whatever page template you create for the contact page) and let merchants edit the heading, eyebrow, and button label in the editor while pulling the actual page body from page.content in admin.
For a contact form on a different page, use the drop-in contact-form section above.
Blog (main-blog) — sections/main-blog.liquid
The blog index. Renders a paginated grid of articles with image, date, title, optional excerpt, and optional author.
Available on: Blog template.
Section settings
Eyebrow above the blog title.
Intro text shown under the title.
Grid columns. Options:
1, 2, 3.Articles per pagination page. Range 3–24, step 3.
Show featured images on the article cards.
Show the published date.
Show article excerpts.
Show the author byline.
Blocks
None.When to use
main-blog is the section behind the blog index template. There’s one per theme. Configure columns and per-page count based on how much content you want to show before pagination; toggle excerpt / date / author depending on whether your articles benefit from those signals.
Article (main-article) — sections/main-article.liquid
The article detail section. Renders the article header, featured image, body content, optional tags, optional social share links, and the comment thread (when enabled on the blog). Emits Article and BreadcrumbList JSON-LD for rich snippets in search results.
Available on: Article template.
Section settings
Show the “
{blog title} · {date}” breadcrumb above the article title.Show the featured image below the title.
Show the author byline under the title.
Show article tags at the bottom of the body.
Show Twitter / Facebook / Pinterest share links.
Blocks
None.What renders automatically
- Comments —
article.commentsare rendered as an ordered list whenblog.comments_enabled?is true. Comment submission posts tonew_commentform. Moderation notice is shown whenblog.moderated?is true. - Pagination — Comments are paginated 10 per page.
- Structured data —
ArticleJSON-LD includes headline, datePublished, dateModified, image, description, author, publisher (with shop logo), andmainEntityOfPage.
When to use
main-article is the section behind the article template. There’s one per theme. The defaults (breadcrumb on, image on, author off, tags on, share on) match a journal-style editorial article. Turn show_author on for op-ed style pieces with named writers.
Cross-reference
Header & footer
The footer has its own newsletter block — see how it differs from the standalone
newsletter section.Interactive features · Offer popup
The floating modal that captures emails on first visit.
Templates · Blog & article
How
main-blog and main-article are wired into their templates.