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Footer

The site footer, rendered on every page from footer-group. It is laid out as a brand column followed by whatever blocks you add, with a separate legal strip underneath carrying the copyright line, policy links and payment icons.

SettingTypeDefaultWhat it does
WordmarkText—The large footer wordmark. Defaults to the store name
BlurbTextareaFour drops a year, four hundred units a run, cut from deadstock technical shell.A line or two under the wordmark
Contact emailText—Adds a mail icon to the social row, linking to mailto:
Stockists linkURL—Adds a map-pin icon to the social row
Legal menuLink listfooterLinks in the legal strip — typically your policy pages
Rights lineTextAll rights reserved.Appended after © <year> <shop name>.
Show payment iconsCheckboxtrueShow the payment methods the shop actually accepts
SettingTypeDefaultWhat it does
Show the country / region selectorCheckboxtrueCountry / region selector. Only appears when the store sells in more than one country — markets are managed in Shopify Settings, not here
Show the language selectorCheckboxtrueLanguage selector. Only appears when more than one language is published

Both selectors submit their form as soon as the shopper changes them, so there is no separate “apply” step.

Up to 5 blocks, in any order.

SettingTypeDefaultWhat it does
HeadingTextShopColumn heading
MenuLink listfooterLinks in the column. Only the top level is rendered

Add one per column. The demo ships two: “Shop” pointed at main-menu and “House” pointed at footer.

Limit 1.

SettingTypeDefaultWhat it does
HeadingTextThe drop listColumn heading
TextTextLookbook on Wednesday, thirty minutes early on Friday.A line above the field
Result buttonTextSign upSubmit button label
Success messageTextYou're on the list.Shown after a successful sign-up

This is Shopify’s native customer form, and it tags every sign-up newsletter — so the list is a customer segment in admin with no app required.

The footer accepts @app blocks. They are collected and rendered in their own row after the menu and newsletter columns.

Icons are rendered only for the global settings that are filled in, under Theme settings → Social links: Instagram, TikTok, X, YouTube, Facebook. The footer’s own contact_email and stockists_link add a mail and a pin icon to the same row.

A separate full-width band under the footer:

  • © <current year> <shop name>. followed by the rights line
  • every link in policy_menu
  • when show_payment_icons is on, an SVG per entry in shop.enabled_payment_types