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Pages & Templates

What each Shopify template looks like in SUPRA, and which ones need a page.

Templates that work on their own

Template
What it is

index

Home page — filmstrip, featured collection, Enter Page over the top

collection

The one-screen grid with the category rail

product

Image, details, colourway thumbnails

cart

The dotted-border cart table

search

Predictive search plus the results grid

blog / article

Blog list and post

list-collections

All collections

404

Not found

password

The closed-store page

Templates that need a page assigned

These do nothing until a page uses them. Create the page in Online Store → Pages, then pick the template under Theme template on the right.

Template
Create a page called

page.faq

FAQ

page.lookbook

Lookbook

page.contact

Contact

page.preview

Preview — the crops that open the Preview

page.policies

Policies — see Policies

page.random

Random

Two templates you should not assign

You will see page.preview-all sitting in the template dropdown next to preview, looking like a second page you are supposed to create. Leave it alone.

Template
What it is

page.preview-all

The preview set as a grid. An alternate view of the Preview page — no second page to create

product.preview

One item, stepped through. An alternate view of the product

Both exist as files because that is what makes the link work: Shopify resolves ?view=preview-all by looking for a template of that name, and Liquid cannot read a query parameter, so a second file is the only way to give one page two layouts.

Shopify lists every template file in that dropdown and gives a theme no way to mark one as internal, which is why they are visible at all. Assigning one to a page is harmless — you just get the same grid at a second address that nothing links to.

See Preview for how the three views fit together.

Why an unassigned template previews the wrong content

Open one in the theme editor before a page uses it and you'll see the panel say "Assigned to 0 pages" with some unrelated page underneath — often an auto-generated one like "Your Privacy Choices".

That's Shopify. With no real page to preview the template against, it falls back to whatever page it can find. Assign a page and the preview corrects itself. Customers never see it — an unassigned template isn't reachable on your storefront.

Customer account templates

Login, register, account, addresses, order and password reset are all included and styled. See Customer Accounts.

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