Questions

No. Every feature on the demo stores is built into the theme. Shopify's free Search & Discovery app lets you choose filters and complementary products, and review apps can fill the rating metafields, but neither is required.

The block's Menu item must match the top-level menu item exactly, the submenu links must point to collections, and those collections need a collection image. See Mega menu and search.

Assign the collection.catalogue, collection.editorial or collection.gallery template to it in the collection's admin page. See Collections and filters.

Fill the custom.material metafield, or add tags such as material:Oak to the product.

Those are the two sample rows in the default Spec table block. Edit them, connect them to metafields or clear them. To build rows from metafields, set the block's Metafield namespace to specs.

Filters show only when the collection has filters configured. Add them in the Search & Discovery app, and check Enable filtering on the Product grid.

Connect the option to a category metafield (such as Color) in the product admin and give each value a color or image. Also check Show swatches on the Variant picker block.

In Theme settings > Animations, set Scroll effects to Off and turn off Reveal sections on scroll and Page transitions. Then turn off Animate on scroll on any scroll section. See Scroll effects. Visitors who prefer reduced motion never see them.

Create a page with your dimensions and choose it in the product page's Popup block. See Product page.

Yes. Edit any storefront text in Online Store > Themes > Edit default theme content, and add languages with Shopify's translation tools. Vale supports right-to-left languages.

Yes. Add markets in Settings > Markets and languages in Settings > Languages. The header's country/region and language selectors are on in both presets and appear as a small popover once there is more than one to choose from; the footer has the same selectors. Prices follow the visitor's market, and Show currency codes is in Theme settings > Currency format.

Yes. The header uses Shopify's account component and the Customer account menu setting. Classic accounts are styled too.

Settings and content carry over. If you've edited theme code, Shopify installs the update as a separate theme so you can move your changes across. Read the changelog first.

Each Theme Store purchase is for one store. Buy it again for another store.

Use the support form. We reply within two business days.

Yes. Turn on the save heart and compare in Theme settings › Product cards › Shopping tools, then create a page with the page.wishlist or page.compare template and pick it there. Both lists live in the shopper’s browser, so there is no account or app. See Shopping tools.

English, French, Italian, German and Spanish, on the storefront and in the theme editor. Add more in Settings › Languages and translate them with Shopify’s free Translate & Adapt app; any text can also be reworded in Edit default theme content. See Languages and translations.

Yes. Add the Quick order list block to the product page (or the section to a trade page): every variant in a table with its own quantity, B2B quantity rules and price breaks applied, and one Add to cart for all lines. See Shopping tools.