Guided Fixes

Step-by-step instructions to fix issues in your Shopify theme: the file to open, the exact line to find and the code to paste. Zolvio never edits your theme — you make the change yourself.

What “Guided Fixes” Mean

When Zolvio detects an issue, you get:

• A clear explanation of what’s wrong and why it impacts conversion
• Evidence (affected pages, screenshots/metrics when available)
• Numbered steps that say exactly where to make the change: the file to open, the exact line to find and the code to add (or where to click in the theme editor or Shopify settings)
• A link to the right file: Open <file> opens it in Shopify’s code editor

Recommended Workflow

1. Run an audit to generate a prioritized Issues list
2. Click View fix on a high-impact issue (Critical/High first). If the Guided fix card is empty, click Generate fix at the top of the page. Guided fixes written for your theme come with paid plans: on the Free plan the issue page offers Mark as fixed instead
3. Follow the steps. Open <file> takes you to the exact file in your live theme’s code editor; duplicate your theme first if you want a restore point
4. Click Verify fix: Zolvio checks your published theme’s files for the change and marks the issue fixed
5. Made it another way? Mark as fixed anyway; the next audit confirms it

What You’ll See in a Guided Fix

• Where to change: the theme file, or e.g. “Theme Editor → Sections → Product template → Add block…”
• What to add/remove: the exact line to find and the code, text, blocks or settings to change
• How to verify: what should look different after you save
• Common pitfalls: theme differences, app conflicts, mobile vs desktop layout

Keep a Restore Point

Before you change your theme:

1. Duplicate your theme in Shopify (Online Store → Themes → … → Duplicate)
2. Make the change, then check key flows (homepage → product → add to cart → cart)
3. If something breaks, go back to an older version of the file in the code editor, or publish the copy

See Before You Edit Your Theme.

When to Ask a Developer

Consider hiring a developer for:

• Complex structural changes
• Custom functionality additions
• If you're not comfortable editing code
• Highly customized themes with non-standard code

Common Fix Categories

Guided fixes commonly cover:

• Showing contact details, returns and shipping information
• Improving button visibility and contrast
• Optimizing mobile layouts
• Speeding up image loading
• Enhancing product page layouts
• Removing friction on the cart page and the way to checkout