Password
The page shown while the storefront is password-protected. It is rendered through the theme’s own separate password layout rather than the main one, so none of the usual header, footer or drawers appear.
A centred panel: the store name as a wordmark, a heading, a line of copy, a sign-up form, and a collapsed password-entry form underneath.
Section settings
Section titled “Section settings”| Setting | Type | Default | What it does |
|---|---|---|---|
| Heading | Text | Coming soon | The display heading |
| Text | Textarea | Four drops a year. Sign up and the first one comes to you. | A line under the heading |
| Placeholder | Text | Email address | Placeholder on the email field |
| Result button | Text | Notify me | Sign-up button label |
| Success message | Text | You're on the list. | Shown after a successful sign-up |
| Password toggle label | Text | Enter using a password | The <summary> label on the collapsed password form |
The two forms
Section titled “The two forms”Sign-up is Shopify’s native customer form, and it tags every sign-up newsletter, password-page — so you can tell pre-launch sign-ups apart from everyone else in a customer segment later.
Password entry is Shopify’s storefront_password form, collapsed inside a <details> so it does not compete with the sign-up. The password itself is set in Shopify admin → Online Store → Preferences, not here. A wrong password is reported using Shopify’s own form error.
Related
Section titled “Related”- Theme settings — the wordmark here is the store name, not the header’s
wordmarksetting