Bag, pop-ups and markets
The bag, the shipping wording, pop-ups, the welcome screen, cookie consent and languages.
The bag
Header › Bag opens chooses between the bag page (with a small preview after adding) and a drawer. Quantity and Remove work in both; editing a product's options and the order note are on the bag page.
The Bag section holds:
- Confirm before removing: asks before an item leaves the bag.
- Service blocks: up to six rows with an icon, a title, a text and a link, such as delivery or returns.
- Note from the store: a heading, a few sentences, a picture and a signature under the items. Empty, it doesn't show.
- Empty bag: a picture with "Your bag is empty.", a button and product suggestions.
Shipping wording
Theme settings › Shipping › Shipping in summaries sets what the bag's summary and the line under prices say about shipping: At checkout (the default) or Complimentary. The theme can't see your shipping rates, so choose Complimentary only when every market ships free. The bag's shipping notice shows only with Complimentary.
Pop-ups
In the theme editor, the Pop-ups group sits at the foot of the sections list. Datum ships one Pop-up, hidden; show it or add more. Each opens after a delay, after scrolling, or when the pointer leaves the page, and on the pages you choose. Only one opens per page, and never over the welcome screen or cookie dialog.
- Make discount codes in Shopify's Discounts; the Discount code block only shows the code.
- A closed pop-up stays closed for the time set in After it is closed, show it again. If you can't see yours on the storefront, open the store in a private window.
- In the theme editor a pop-up shows while it's selected.
Welcome screen
Theme settings › Region and privacy › Welcome screen asks first-time visitors to choose their country or region: Off (the default), Pop-up, or Full screen. It needs more than one country in Settings › Markets, and shows once per browser.
Cookie consent
With Show the cookie dialog on, Datum asks for consent where Shopify says it's needed (Settings › Customer privacy). A Cookie preferences link in the footer reopens it. If you use Shopify's own cookie banner or a consent app, turn the theme's dialog off so shoppers aren't asked twice.
Languages and currencies
Datum's own words come in English, French, German, Italian and Spanish. Add and publish languages in Settings › Languages; translate your products, collections and pages with Shopify's Translate & Adapt app. Right-to-left languages such as Arabic and Hebrew turn the layout round on their own.
The country and language pickers in the footer and the navigation drawer follow your markets. To change any of the theme's words, use Online Store › Themes › … › Edit default theme content.