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Troubleshooting

This page collects the issues merchants hit most often, with the fix for each.

There is nothing new to save. Make a change and it becomes available again.

Check History in the editor’s left panel and restore a recent version or a named snapshot. If the page was rebuilt from a backup, see Backups.

They belong to your theme. Edit them in Online Store → Themes → Customize in Shopify admin.

Editing is unavailable across the whole app

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A backup is being created or restored. A banner explains this. Editing resumes when the operation finishes.

Two people edited the same page and one set of changes is gone

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The most recent save wins. Coordinate who edits a page, and use named snapshots before shared editing sessions.

Either there are no unsaved changes, or a publish is already running.

Publishing said this page type is not supported

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Only Regular pages publish directly to the storefront. Home, Product, Collection, Blog post, and Password pages are placed through the Shopify theme editor. See Publish to your store.

The live page does not show my latest edits

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Saving and publishing are separate steps. Open the page and select Publish.

Publishing makes a page reachable, not discoverable. Add it to a menu in Online Store → Navigation, or link to it from your other pages.

The storefront handle is set the first time a Regular page is published and does not change when you rename the page. Publish a new page with the right title and set up a redirect in Shopify admin for the old URL.

My page looks unstyled or uses the wrong colors

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Check that a Design System style is saved and activated. If you just changed styles, allow a few minutes and reload with a clear cache.

One component ignores my Design System change

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That component has a per-component override. Select it, open the Style tab in the inspector, and clear the overridden value.

Switch the canvas to Mobile and check the component’s Style tab at the mobile breakpoint. Style values are set per breakpoint, so mobile can be adjusted without touching desktop.

Check the font name is spelled exactly as the font provider lists it. Fonts that your store does not load may fall back to a default on the storefront even if they look correct in the editor.

Components respect the visitor’s operating-system reduced-motion setting. If reduced motion is enabled on the device, motion is intentionally suppressed.

A product or collection component looks empty

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No products are selected, or the collection it points to has no published products. Open the component’s Content tab and pick the products or collection to show.

The component lists your store’s Shopify blog articles. Confirm the blog has published articles and that the correct blog is selected.

A product I added to a collection is not on the page

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Components bound to live data reflect your catalog automatically. Check the product is published to the Online Store sales channel, then reload the page.

Views only come from published pages with real traffic. If your store is password-protected, most visitors never reach your pages.

They measure different things. See Analytics.

Restoring a backup resets all assistant access. Reconnect from the AI Assistant page.

Check your billing status in Settings → Billing in Shopify admin. See Billing and subscription.

When you contact support, include:

  • Your store’s .myshopify.com domain.
  • The page title and whether it is Draft or Published.
  • What you expected and what happened instead.
  • The browser and device where you saw it.
  • A screenshot if the issue is visual.

Do not send passwords or account credentials — support never needs them.

If you still need help, contact support via the Contact page.