Style using themes

Styling a StoreConnect storefront ranges from overriding a few color variables to replacing the base theme’s CSS entirely with your own framework. Both are supported, and so is everything in between.

There are also two ways to get a file onto a theme: upload it as a theme asset record, or build it in a local theme project and push it. These articles cover both, so pick the one matching how you work.

In this section

• Theme assets and styling — loading CSS and JavaScript, overriding the base theme’s colors and fonts, the built-in utility classes, and using Tailwind, Bootstrap, or vanilla CSS
• Theme assets — uploading an individual image, script, or stylesheet as a theme asset record and referencing it in a template
• Liquid theme resources — resource templates, the {% require %} tag, and manifest.json fingerprinting for cache busting