Verify & Track Fixes

You make the change in Shopify; Zolvio checks that it’s there and the next audit confirms it.

Verification results: the theme files checked
Verification results: Zolvio read the two theme files this fix pastes into and didn't find it yet, so it says so and offers Mark as fixed anyway.

Verify Fix

After you save the change, click Verify fix at the top of the issue page. Zolvio checks your published theme’s files for the change and marks the issue fixed. The result lists the files it checked, so you can see where the fix was found.

  • Best for code steps, where the change can be found in a theme file
  • Changes made in the theme editor or Shopify settings can’t always be found in files. If you made the change another way, click Mark as fixed anyway; the next audit confirms it.

Fixes Waiting for Confirmation

Fixing an issue lowers your open issue count right away. The health score only moves when an audit runs, so the dashboard counts your fixes waiting for confirmation until the next audit confirms them and updates your score.

Audits list with each audit's score and change
The Audits page after later audits: each one shows its score, the change since the one before, and how many issues were fixed.

Mark as Fixed

Mark as fixed (in the issue’s More actions menu) records the issue as fixed for your team. It does not change your theme.

  • Use it to track progress and keep your “Open issues” list focused
  • Run an audit after publishing changes to confirm improvements
An issue's More actions menu with Mark as fixed
More actions on an issue page: Rewrite guided fix, Mark as fixed, Ignore and Archive.

How to Undo a Change (in Shopify)

If something breaks after you change your theme, undo it in Shopify:

  1. Go back to an older version of the file in Shopify’s code editor
  2. Or publish the copy of your theme you made before you started

Before your next fix

Duplicate your theme before you edit it so you have a restore point. See Before You Edit Your Theme.