How to Find Leftover App Code in a Shopify Theme
A step-by-step checklist for finding leftover Shopify app code in theme files after an uninstall.
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Troubleshooting
Shopify answers, setup guides, troubleshooting checklists, release explainers, and common setup misunderstandings.
Shopify App Conflict or Theme Bug?
How to tell whether a Shopify storefront issue is caused by an app conflict, theme code, or a bad setting.
Your Shopify Theme Broke After a Code Edit
What to do when a Shopify theme breaks after editing code: duplicate, restore file versions, compare, and stop editing live.
Your Shopify Store Is Slowly Becoming a Junk Drawer
A Shopify operator post about how stores accumulate old apps, tags, pages, campaigns, scripts, duplicate themes, mystery metafields, stale content, and forgotten workarounds.
Your Shopify Store Has Too Many People in the Room
A candid Shopify post about how too many stakeholders, vetoes, opinions, and internal priorities can make a store harder to shop, harder to maintain, and less focused.
Most Shopify Problems Start Before Development
A Shopify operator post about the problems that begin before development: unclear requirements, weak content, bad product data, unresolved pricing, missing photography, and stakeholder confusion.
The Feature Request Is Usually a Symptom
A candid Shopify SME guide to why many feature requests are really symptoms of unclear strategy, weak product data, internal process issues, or a store trying to compensate for a deeper problem.
The Store Works, But the Business Process Doesn’t
A Shopify operator post about stores that are technically functional but still struggle because fulfillment, support, approvals, inventory, pricing, returns, or ownership processes are broken.
Bad Merchandising Looks Like a Tech Problem
A candid Shopify guide to why weak product hierarchy, confusing collections, poor sorting, bad filters, and unclear product cards are often mistaken for theme or app problems.
Shopify Didn’t Make Your Catalog Confusing
A Shopify operator guide to why confusing catalogs usually come from years of internal shortcuts, messy product data, inconsistent naming, and unclear merchandising decisions.