Where to edit it
Go to Appearance → Editor → Templates → Front Page. Every section is its own pattern, so you can reorder, remove or reuse them.
The sections
From top to bottom:
| Section | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Hero | A large editorial headline beside a tall photograph and a detail image |
| Collections | Four cards for necklaces, rings, earrings and bracelets |
| Objects of Affection | An introduction beside four of your featured pieces, or your newest when none are featured |
| Made to Be Remembered | A full-bleed campaign photograph with a magazine-style headline |
| Occasions | A list of four occasions; on large screens the photograph changes as you move through it |
| The Beauty of the Details | Close-up photography beside three short notes on design, materials and finishing |
| For Moments That Last | A bridal feature. Delete it if you don’t sell bridal jewelry |
| Gifting | Gift occasion links, a gift guide link and up to four pieces tagged meaningful-gifts |
| Journal | Your three newest posts. Hidden while the site has no posts |
| A Touch of Something Special | The newsletter (see below) |
The Beauty of the Details comes with sample notes. Write your own, and tell customers only what you can stand behind.
Where the links go
Sections link to your store by slug, and fall back to the shop page when there’s no match:
| Section | Links to |
|---|---|
| Collections | The product categories necklaces, rings, earrings and bracelets |
| Occasions | The product tags everyday-elegance, meaningful-gifts, bridal-moments and statement-pieces |
| For Moments That Last | The product category bridal |
| Gifting | The product tags anniversary, birthday, wedding and milestone (shown only when they exist) |
Use the same slugs in your store, or select a link in the Site Editor and point it somewhere else.
Newsletter
Gemelune ships no subscription service. The newsletter section and footer show a sign-up form only when one is connected:
- MailPoet is detected automatically: its first form is used.
- Any other provider: a developer can return the provider’s form from the
gemelune_newsletter_formfilter (see Hooks and filters).
Without one, the section invites visitors to the journal instead. Gemelune never stores subscriber data.