Release notes

Each Fine Print version has a number in three parts, such as 1.2.3. Updating Fine Print explains what a change in each part means for your store and how to install an update.

A release that changes or removes a setting, section or block says so in a line that starts with “Important:”. Read those lines before you publish the update, and check the sections they name. To see which version you have, go to Online Store in your Shopify admin.

The newest version is at the top.

Version 1.0.3

The theme and its first preset are named Fine Print. Remedy and Larder keep their names.

Version 1.0.2

Pickup availability shows on the product page: the nearest location that offers local pickup, when the product is ready there, and View store info or Check other stores for every location.

Version 1.0.1

Changes to the product page, the cart, product cards and the theme editor, with new settings and fixes.

Section labels are numbered for you, in page order, as “01 / Reviews”, so each Label above the heading holds only the word. See The theme editor.
In the Register layout of the Product section, the “Add” button moved from the row into the configure line, after the options, the subscription plans and the quantity, with the accelerated checkout buttons beside it. The row now shows the Product title and Price blocks, so their settings apply there. See Product pages.
In the Featured collection section, the Numbered list and Table with image preview layouts have their own Products to show, from 4 to 8, which starts at 8.
The Cart drawer, Quick view and Predictive search sections no longer have Width and spacing settings. They had no visible effect, apart from a band of color under the footer from Predictive search.
The Inventory note’s default Backorder text reads “Available on backorder”.
Remedy’s product template lists the options before the subscription plans, as the other presets do.
Cart type in Theme settings > Cart sends shoppers to the cart drawer or to the cart page. See Cart.
New settings: Image ratio and Show vendor in Theme settings > Product cards, Columns on mobile for the featured collection grid, Image width in Image with text, and Show after in the Promo popup, which can open it once the shopper scrolls past the first screen.
Add section sorts every section you add to a page into nine categories: Banners, Products, Shopping tools, Collections, Text, Storytelling, Forms, Blog and Layout.
Many settings have clearer names, such as Label above the heading, Text, Show breadcrumbs and Show a line under the bar. The layouts named Index and Lead are now Numbered list and Table with image preview, and the color scheme roles read Text, Text on accent, Lines and borders, and Secondary text. Your values stay as they were.
In the theme editor, selecting the cart drawer, quick view or predictive search opens it in the preview, an empty footer Menu block asks for a menu, and a section’s heading style settings show once it has a heading.
A new install writes prompts, such as “Name how you check quality”, where the presets used to state facts about the store, and installs no customer quotes. Larder’s opening table is headed “Current roasts”.
A row card’s link to the product page now reads “View”, so “Choose” always opens quick view. The sticky add to cart bar reads “Select options” while an option is still to pick.
Product videos have a mute button beside play and pause, on the product page, in the featured product section and in quick view.
Links in rich text, such as in an FAQ answer or a section’s text, show in the accent color with an underline.
Pages under /pages center their text column, as blog posts do.
The collection register and the featured collection’s lists leave out columns that no product on the page fills.
Product cards and registers mark a sale on products whose variants differ in price.
An empty cart shows the add-on product under the heading “Start with this”.
The header’s country button names the country, such as “United States (USD $)”, where it has room, and shows the country code where the name would crowd the logo.
On Larder’s home page, the table’s product preview shows from 1024 pixels wide, and the promo popup waits until the shopper scrolls.
Product titles show in full in the sticky add to cart bar and in build a set.

Version 1.0.0

First release.

Fine Print 1.0.0 comes with three presets and the features below.

Three presets: Fine Print for beauty, Remedy for wellness and Larder for food and drink. See Presets.
A product page laid out as a register: the variant’s SKU, the title, a spec line, the price and an add button in one row, with the purchase options under it and the images in a strip. A bar with the add button docks to the bottom of the screen once the buy buttons scroll out of view. Stack, carousel and grid image layouts are there too. See Product pages.
Spec lists, grouped full specifications and numbered how-to steps, filled from product metafields.
An order register for the cart drawer and the cart page: numbered lines with options and unit prices, then subtotal, order discounts, a free shipping line, taxes and the total. An add-on product and complementary pairings follow as rows to add. See Cart.
A collection register: collection and search pages as a sortable table of numbered rows with image, title, spec line, price and an add button, or as product cards. Filters from Shopify’s Search & Discovery app, in a sidebar or a drawer. See Collections, filters and search.
A finder that asks shoppers a few questions and opens a collection filtered by their answers, with top picks above the results. It shows one question at a time, all questions at once, or its first question as the opening of the home page. See Finder.
Build a set: shoppers pick products in up to four steps and add them to the cart together under the set’s name, with tier messages for your automatic discounts. See Build a set.
Subscriptions: a one-time and subscribe choice with each plan’s price, from the selling plans of your subscription app. See Subscriptions.
Predictive search, quick view from product cards, pickup availability, complementary products and recently viewed products.
Content sections, including a hero with measured facts, spec list, comparison table, before and after, features, testimonials, video, FAQ and a promo popup.
Storefront text and theme editor in English, German, Spanish, French, Italian and Dutch, with country and language selectors. See Languages and currencies.
Keyboard access, visible focus, pause controls on moving content, and reduced motion support throughout. See Accessibility.