Featured collection
Heading plus a product grid pulled from a chosen collection. The primary surface for showing your latest drop, a curated selection, or a category landing block on the homepage.
What it does
Pulls products from a single collection and renders them as a grid (or carousel) with a heading area above. Supports independent column counts on desktop and mobile, an optional view-all link or button, and configurable card content via the underlying product card system.
Section settings
- Collection — Collection picker. The source of the products shown.
- Products to show — Range, 2–24, default 8. The number of products pulled from the collection.
- Columns desktop — Range, 1–6, default 4.
- Columns mobile —
1or2, default 2. - Enable carousel on mobile — Checkbox, default true. When on, the grid scrolls horizontally on mobile.
- Enable carousel on desktop — Checkbox, default false. Reserve for high-touch homepage moments.
- Show view all — Checkbox, default true. Shows a link or button to the full collection page.
- View all style —
link(editorial register) orbutton(conversion register). Visible only when "Show view all" is on. - Padding top / Padding bottom — Range sliders.
- Color scheme — Section-level color scheme.
Blocks
The section takes header-area blocks. The product grid itself is structural and not block-driven.
- Heading — Section headline.
- Subheading — Small heading above the main heading. Useful for "Latest drop" or "Now shipping" labels.
- Description — Body copy below the heading.
- Button — Optional. Often used for "Shop all" or "View edition" routing. The view-all link is separate.
Example use cases
- Latest drop showcase.
Products to show: 8,Columns desktop: 4,view_all_style: link. A heading block ("Foundry / 8.0") and a subheading block ("Spring drop"). Routes to the collection page for the full edition. - Bestsellers strip.
Products to show: 6,Columns desktop: 3,Enable carousel on desktop: true. Used as a high-touch homepage strip below the hero. Carousel signals "more than what's shown." - Category preview. Three featured-collection sections stacked, one per category (decks, apparel, hard goods). Each with
view_all_style: buttonto push the visitor toward the category page.
Notes
- The product card itself is configured in the theme settings, not per-section. See Customizing for product card settings (badges, vendor, price register, hover behavior).
- For homepages that show many collections, use the Collection list section instead — it renders collection tiles rather than product tiles, which keeps the page light.