Theme Compatibility
Online Store 2.0
Shopiflame sections are built against the Online Store 2.0 section schema. Every theme published in the Shopify Theme Store since 2021 is OS 2.0 compatible. This includes:
- Dawn (Shopify's reference theme)
- Sense, Craft, Refresh, Crave, Taste, and other official Shopify themes
- Any third-party theme that uses
{% sections %}and the standardschemablock
If your theme was built before 2021 or uses a custom section renderer, check with your theme developer before purchasing.
Color schemes
Shopiflame sections expose a Color scheme setting in the theme editor. This maps to your theme's native color_scheme groups, so the section respects whatever palettes you've configured in Theme Settings → Colors.
If your theme doesn't define color scheme groups (some older themes don't), the section falls back to sensible defaults from its own schema.
Where sections drop in
Sections can be added to any template that supports custom sections — typically:
- Home page
- Custom landing pages (created via the theme editor)
- Product pages (if the theme supports section groups there)
- Blog post pages in some themes
Most Shopiflame sections are designed for full-width placements. They work best when the theme's section container doesn't add side padding or max-width constraints — the section manages its own layout.
Testing before you buy
Every section has a live configurator on its detail page. The configurator runs the real Liquid output inside an iframe — same markup, same JS, same motion. Use it to verify the section looks and behaves correctly before purchasing.
Known limitations
- Vintage themes (pre-OS 2.0): Not supported. Section schema blocks won't render.
- Headless storefronts (Hydrogen, custom React frontends): Not directly compatible. Shopiflame sections are Liquid-native and depend on Shopify's section rendering pipeline.
- Theme app extensions: Shopiflame sections are not app blocks. They're standalone sections installed directly in theme code.