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Open Appearance → Themes → Editor on any theme. The editor runs fullscreen, edits one theme at a time, and shows your storefront on the right while you change it on the left.

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Working with the editor

  • Section navigation on the left jumps between sections, the search box finds a field by name
  • Language tabs on text fields: interface text is stored per language, write the Turkish and English version separately
  • Unsaved badge appears the moment you change a value, and the editor warns you before you can navigate away with changes waiting
  • Live preview renders the real storefront with a desktop and mobile switch, fed by your unsaved draft
  • Reset to default exists per field, and a full reset all settings of this theme sits at the top of the page

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Field types you will meet

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Landing blocks

The landing section of the editor is a small page builder for the homepage. Toggle each block on or off, and drag to reorder:
  • Hero with title, description, two buttons and stat chips
  • Product rows with a limit
  • Category cards, list or card style, with a cover image per category
  • Trust cards, feature rows, news, reviews, FAQ, call to action
On the Craft theme you additionally get a server status block, with a live player count from your Minecraft server, and a recent activity block. Both only render when there is real data, they never print placeholder numbers.

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Custom sections

Custom Sections lets you add your own titled text blocks to the homepage, with body text that supports headings, lists and links. Use them for “Why buy from us” style content that the built in blocks cannot express.

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What the editor does not touch

Products, categories and orders are not part of theme settings. The header menu and footer links are edited from their own pages so that all themes share one navigation structure: Header menu and Footer links.
Settings are saved per theme and per language. A section you disabled on Azure is still enabled on Default. When a theme looks wrong after a switch, check its own settings before blaming the theme.