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When a Jurni Shopify Page looks different from the Jurni editor, the cause is often the Shopify page template around the Jurni content rather than the experience itself.

Symptom: the page is too narrow

Shopify themes frequently apply a maximum content width or horizontal margins to regular pages. Check the Jurni Funnel Page app section in the Shopify theme editor for controls such as:
  • Full page width
  • Match section margins to theme
  • Theme container width
If the Jurni design looks correct in the editor but the entire rendered experience is constrained, fix the Shopify template before changing the Jurni sections.

Symptom: extra sections appear above or below Jurni

The page template may still contain default Shopify sections such as:
  • Page title/banner
  • Featured collection
  • Newsletter
  • Image sections
  • Theme content blocks
Open the exact page template assigned to the Jurni page and hide or remove the sections you do not want. The theme template controls the Shopify shell around the Jurni app block. If the campaign requires a different header/footer treatment, create or use the appropriate dedicated Jurni page template rather than modifying the Jurni experience to compensate.

Check the assigned template

A common mistake is editing one Shopify page template while the published page uses another.
1

Open the live Shopify page

Identify the page handle that Jurni published.
2

Check its template

In Shopify, confirm which page template is assigned to that page.
3

Edit that exact template

Verify the Jurni Funnel Page app section and its width/theme settings.
4

Save and reload

Save the Shopify theme changes and re-check the live page.
  • Shopify Page Templates
  • Set up and publish Shopify Pages
  • Cart Configurations for Shopify Pages