yourstore.com/pages/your-handle, inside your Shopify Online Store. Keep editing the page in Jurni, then update its Shopify publication when your changes are ready.
This is optional for Shopify Online Store brands. A Jurni custom subdomain or the default
/apps/jurni/ URL is a different publishing path. Headless and non-Shopify storefronts should follow their platform setup.Before you begin
Connect the correct Shopify store and have someone with permission to edit its theme and approve app permissions available. Review the Shopify Pages limitations, especially for custom carts and third-party widgets.1. Prepare your Shopify theme
The setup dialog in Jurni walks you through these steps. You only need to prepare the template once for the theme you will use.1
Create a page template
In Shopify, open Online Store → Themes → Customize. Create a page template named
jurni-funnel in the intended theme. Do not edit the template used by unrelated store pages.2
Add the Jurni app block
In that template, add Jurni Funnel Page from the theme editor’s Apps section. This is the app block’s actual name in Shopify.
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Check the surrounding layout
Remove or hide unwanted default content in this template. In the Jurni block settings, disable Match section margins to theme. Check any additional width controls provided by your theme.
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Save and complete the connection
Save the template in Shopify. Return to Jurni and use Enable Shopify Pages in the setup dialog. Approve additional app permissions if requested, then complete the return/refresh step. The dialog can show Yes, I’m done after the connection handoff.
2. Publish your page
Open the experience in Jurni, then Publish → Publish to Shopify. Complete the setup above if Jurni displays it first.
The Page Layout options are Full Theme (Header + Footer), Header Only, Footer Only, and No Theme. Use the option that avoids duplicating navigation or a footer already included in your Jurni design.
Select Publish to Shopify, wait for completion, and open the published URL.
3. Check the real Shopify page
Open the/pages/ URL on desktop and mobile. Check the page width, header/footer, images, button destinations, product selections, cart, and checkout. Test the required pixels, consent behavior, forms, and review widgets there—not only in Jurni Preview.
A cart drawer may need Shopify Pages cart configuration. Theme or app installations can also duplicate tracking already added elsewhere.
Update an existing publication
Make your changes in Jurni and reopen the Shopify publishing panel. Select Update to send the changes to the existing Shopify page. Layout or template changes can also require an update. If Update is disabled, first check whether there are any page, layout, or template changes to publish. Reopen the live URL after a successful update and verify the changed area.Stop using a Shopify page
Move or pause any traffic using the page before selecting Unpublish page from Shopify and confirming the action. Unpublishing is not the same as changing a Smart Link’s destination, and it does not update URLs already used in ads or emails for you. See Update or unpublish for the broader campaign checklist.Troubleshooting
The connection or permissions check fails
The connection or permissions check fails
Confirm the correct store, the requested app permissions, and that the prepared template was saved in the intended theme. Complete the connection flow and return to Jurni before retrying.
The page is too narrow or has extra content
The page is too narrow or has extra content
Check the selected template and block width settings, then the Page Layout choice. Use the layout troubleshooting guide rather than changing unrelated templates.
Publishing reports an unsupported section
Publishing reports an unsupported section
Keep the error message and identify the affected section. Replace or update it, or share the message and experience link with Jurni support. Do not assume the existing live page contains an update that failed to publish.