# Documentation - [Introduction](/): Sledge is the growth engine for your Shopify store. Growth Intelligence reads your store and names the next move worth making, then runs it across search, filters, bundles, merchandising, cart, promotions, wishlist and reviews — all from one app. - **Start here** - Get started - [Get started](/start): Get Sledge running on your store in three steps — switch it on, place the widgets you want, then set them up from your dashboard. No code at any point. - [Install Sledge](/start/install): Switch on Sledge Core in your theme editor, check it's working, and know how to remove it cleanly if you ever want to. - [Surfaces](/start/surfaces): A surface is a place on your store where shoppers decide. Sledge places offers across nine of them, from the homepage and instant search through to the thank-you page — not the product page alone. - [Themes](/start/themes): Sledge detects your theme and adapts — cards, colors, drawer, badges. It never touches your theme files, and uninstalling leaves your theme exactly as it was. - **Using Sledge** - Guide: Operating Sledge from the dashboard - [Guide](/guide): Operating Sledge from the dashboard — search, filters, merchandising, bundles, recommendations, wishlist, reviews and analytics. - Onboarding & Dashboard - [Onboarding & Dashboard](/guide/onboarding): Onboarding & Dashboard in Sledge — 2 guides covering setup and day-to-day use. - [How to Enable Sledge Core and Complete the Initial Setup ?](/guide/onboarding/how-to-enable-sledge-core-and-complete-the-initial-setup-1): Sledge Core is the app embed that connects Sledge to your theme. It’s a single switch in your theme settings, and it’s the one thing every other feature depends on. - [Understanding your Sledge Dashboard: revenue, growth intelligence, and live signals](/guide/onboarding/understanding-your-sledge-dashboard-revenue-growth-intelligence-and-live-signals): The Dashboard is the first screen you see when you open Sledge, and it’s built to answer three questions in the order a merchant actually asks them: is Sledge making me money?, what should I do next?, - Search - [Search](/guide/search): Search in Sledge — 9 guides covering setup and day-to-day use. - [How do I set up Instant Search?](/guide/search/how-to-set-up-instant-search): Instant Search is the panel that drops down under your store's search bar. It reacts as the customer types — showing matching products, collections and pages — so they can jump straight to what they w - [How do I set up AI-Powered Synonyms?](/guide/search/set-up-ai-powered-synonyms): Synonyms let customers find products even when they use different words — a search for “tshirt” can still find your “Polo Shirt”. Sledge builds this in two ways: the AI Synonym tab generates synonym a - [How do I set up AI-Smart Search?](/guide/search/set-up-ai-smart-search): AI-Smart Search upgrades how Sledge matches a query to your products. Instead of only matching the exact words a customer types, it can also match by meaning — so a query that doesn’t literally appear - [How do I set up Field Priority?](/guide/search/set-up-field-priority): When a customer’s search matches several products, where the match happens matters: a match in a product’s title should usually count for more than a match buried in its description. Field Priority le - [How do I set up Personalization?](/guide/search/set-up-personalization): Personalization tailors search results to each customer based on what they have searched, clicked, added to cart, and bought. Two customers typing the same query can see the same products in a differe - [How do I set up Redirects?](/guide/search/set-up-redirects): Sometimes the best answer to a search isn’t a list of products — it’s a specific page. A redirect sends a search query straight to a URL you choose: “polos” to your polo collection, “shipping” to your - [How do I set up Stop Words?](/guide/search/set-up-stop-words): Stop words are common filler words — “the”, “for”, “from” — that carry no meaning in a search. Left alone, they can dilute results: a search for “shirts for men” shouldn’t rank products by how well th - [How do I set up the Search Results Page?](/guide/search/set-up-the-search-results-page): The Search Results Page is the full page customers land on after they search. Configure which result types appear and what customers see when nothing matches. - [How do I create a suggestion dictionary?](/guide/search/set-up-the-suggestion-dictionary): The Suggestion Dictionary is your own list of search phrases. Sledge offers these phrases to customers as clickable shortcuts — before they type, while they type, and when a search returns nothing. - Filters - [Filters](/guide/filter): Filters in Sledge — 6 guides covering setup and day-to-day use. - [How do I choose a filter Layout?](/guide/filter/choose-your-filter-layout): Layout controls how the whole product filter is presented to customers — where it sits on desktop, how it opens on mobile, and how filtered products load as customers browse. It’s one page with three - [How do I configure Display Settings?](/guide/filter/configure-display-settings): Display Settings is the behavior panel of the product filter: which values are visible, how long lists are broken up, whether result counts show, and how product variants appear in the filtered grid. - [How do I set up a filter group?](/guide/filter/how-to-set-up-filter-group): A filter group is the set of filters a customer sees on one page of your store. Sledge keeps filters in groups so that a customer browsing Women's Elegant Tops can see a Colour and a Size filter, whil - [How do I merge duplicate filter values?](/guide/filter/merge-duplicate-filter-values): Merge Value combines several filter values into one clean label. Catalogs accumulate near-duplicates — “Navy” and “navy blue”, or a run of granular sizes like 28, 30, 32 — and every one of them become - [How do I set up Color Swatches?](/guide/filter/set-up-color-swatches): A color swatch turns a plain text colour value — “Sage”, “Butter Yellow” — into a colour chip customers can scan at a glance in the filter sidebar. Instead of reading a list of colour names, customers - [How do I set up Image Swatches?](/guide/filter/set-up-image-swatches): An image swatch replaces a plain text filter value with a small image — a brand logo instead of a vendor name, a pattern instead of a fabric label. Customers recognise the image faster than they read - Merchandising - [Merchandising](/guide/merchandising): Merchandising in Sledge — 16 guides covering setup and day-to-day use. - [How to set position Banner?](/guide/merchandising/how-to-set-position-banner): Banner places one of your existing promotional banners directly into the product grid, at a slot number you choose. Rather than sitting above the page where customers scroll straight past it, the bann - [How to set position Bundle, Discount & Upsell?](/guide/merchandising/how-to-set-position-bundle-discount-upsell): Bundle, Discount & Upsell places one of your existing bundle offers directly into the product grid, at a slot number you choose. Instead of hoping customers find the offer on a product page, you put t - [How to Set Up A/B Testing for Back in stock?](/guide/merchandising/how-to-set-up-a-b-testing-for-back-in-stock): A/B testing lets you run two versions of the same Back in Stock at once and split live traffic between them, so the winner is decided by what customers actually do rather than by opinion. - [How to Set Up A/B Testing for Badge Campaign?](/guide/merchandising/how-to-set-up-a-b-testing-for-badge-campaign): A/B testing lets you run two versions of the same Badge Campaign at once and split live traffic between them, so the winner is decided by what customers actually do rather than by opinion. - [How to Set Up A/B Testing for Merchandising Strategy?](/guide/merchandising/how-to-set-up-a-b-testing-for-merchandising-strategy): A/B testing lets you run two versions of the same Merchandising Strategy at once and split live traffic between them, so the winner is decided by what customers actually do rather than by opinion. - [How to Set Up A/B Testing for Pre-Order (Single & Multiple)?](/guide/merchandising/how-to-set-up-a-b-testing-for-pre-order-single-multiple): A/B testing lets you run two versions of the same Pre-order at once and split live traffic between them, so the winner is decided by what customers actually do rather than by opinion. - [How to set up a badge campaign?](/guide/merchandising/how-to-set-up-a-badge-campaign): A badge campaign sticks a label — “BEST SELLER”, “NEW”, “BFCM” — on the product cards you choose, everywhere those cards appear. Badges guide the eye and lift clicks on the products you want to push. - [How to set up Back in Stock?](/guide/merchandising/how-to-set-up-back-in-stock): Back in Stock lets customers leave their email on a sold-out product and get an automatic email the moment it’s available again — recovering demand you would otherwise lose. It’s one page: who it appl - [How to set up boost product?](/guide/merchandising/how-to-set-up-boost): Boost pushes products up the results without nailing them to a fixed slot. Unlike Pin, you don’t choose exact positions — you either name the products you want lifted, or describe them with conditions - [How to set up demote product?](/guide/merchandising/how-to-set-up-demote): Demote pushes products to the very bottom of a collection or search results without removing them. Use it for clearance leftovers, low-margin lines, or items you must keep listed but don’t want compet - [How to set up filter product?](/guide/merchandising/how-to-set-up-filter): Filter is an allowlist: it restricts a collection or search page to only the products you approve, and everything else disappears. It’s the mirror image of Hide — instead of naming what to remove, you - [How to set up hide product?](/guide/merchandising/how-to-set-up-hide): Hide removes products from a collection or search results completely — they simply aren’t there, and the result count drops. Use it for items you don’t want surfaced while browsing (discontinued lines - [How to set up inject product?](/guide/merchandising/how-to-set-up-inject-product): Inject product drops a product into a collection or search results even when it doesn’t belong there — at a slot number you choose. Unlike Pin (which can only reorder products already in the collectio - [How to set up pin product?](/guide/merchandising/how-to-set-up-pin): Pin lets you place chosen products in exact positions at the top of a collection or search results — position 1 is the very first card a customer sees. Use it to put your hero products, new drops, or - [How to set up pre order bundle?](/guide/merchandising/how-to-set-up-pre-order-bundle): Pre-order bundle puts an existing bundle offer on pre-order, so customers can buy the whole set before it’s available. It’s the way to run a launch or restock as a pre-sell without rebuilding the bund - [How to set up pre order (single / multiple products)?](/guide/merchandising/how-to-set-up-pre-order-single-multiple-products): Pre-order lets customers buy selected products before they’re available — typically when stock has run out and a restock is coming. The Add to cart button becomes a pre-order button, optionally with i - Bundles, Discounts & Upsell - [Bundles, Discounts & Upsell](/guide/bundles): Bundles, Discounts & Upsell in Sledge — 21 guides covering setup and day-to-day use. - [How to Create a Buy X Get Y Offer in Sledge?](/guide/bundles/add-buy-x-get-y): Buy X Get Y gives customers free units when they buy a set quantity — buy one get one, buy two get two, and so on. The reward is more of the same product rather than money off. - [How to Create a Fix Bundle in Sledge?](/guide/bundles/add-fix-bundle): A Fix Bundle is a fixed set of products sold together at a single discounted price — the classic “buy these two things together and save” offer. The customer doesn’t choose the contents; you do. - [How to Create Product Add-ons in Sledge?](/guide/bundles/add-new-add-ons): Add-ons suggest related products underneath the one a customer is already looking at, each available at a discount if they take it now. - [How to Create a Volume Discount in Sledge?](/guide/bundles/add-volume-discount): Volume Discount lowers the unit price as the quantity goes up — buy one and save a little, buy more and save more. - [How do I create a Build Your Own Bundle offer?](/guide/bundles/how-do-i-create-a-byob-discount-and-display-it-on-the-storefront): Build Your Own Bundle hands the choosing to the customer. You define the steps and the reward; they pick what goes in. - [How do I create a Free Gift offer?](/guide/bundles/how-do-i-create-a-free-gift-discount-and-display-it-on-the-storefront): Free Gift adds a product to the basket at no charge once the customer spends above an amount you set. - [How do I create a Free Shipping offer?](/guide/bundles/how-do-i-create-a-shipping-discount-and-display-it-on-the-storefront): Free Shipping offers to cover delivery once a customer’s basket passes an amount you set, with a progress bar showing how close they are. - [How do I create a Subscription offer?](/guide/bundles/how-do-i-create-a-subscription-discount-and-display-it-on-the-storefront): Subscription offers customers a repeating delivery at a better price than buying once. - [How do I create a Thank You Page offer?](/guide/bundles/how-do-i-create-a-thank-you-page-discount-and-display-it-on-the-thank-you-page): A Thank You Page offer appears after checkout, on the order-confirmation page, proposing one more product at a discount. - [How to Set Up A/B Testing for Add-ons?](/guide/bundles/how-to-set-up-a-b-testing-for-add-ons): A/B testing lets you run two versions of the same Add-ons at once and split live traffic between them, so the winner is decided by what customers actually do rather than by opinion. - [How to Set Up A/B Testing for Build Your Own Bundle (BYOB)?](/guide/bundles/how-to-set-up-a-b-testing-for-build-your-own-bundle-byob): A/B testing lets you run two versions of the same Build Your Own Bundle at once and split live traffic between them, so the winner is decided by what customers actually do rather than by opinion. - [How to Set Up A/B Testing for Buy X Get Y?](/guide/bundles/how-to-set-up-a-b-testing-for-buy-x-get-y): A/B testing lets you run two versions of the same Buy X Get Y at once and split live traffic between them, so the winner is decided by what customers actually do rather than by opinion. - [How to Set Up A/B Testing for Fix Bundle?](/guide/bundles/how-to-set-up-a-b-testing-for-fix-bundle): A/B testing lets you run two versions of the same Fix Bundle at once and split live traffic between them, so the winner is decided by what customers actually do rather than by opinion. - [How to Set Up A/B Testing for Free Gift?](/guide/bundles/how-to-set-up-a-b-testing-for-free-gift): A/B testing lets you run two versions of the same Free Gift at once and split live traffic between them, so the winner is decided by what customers actually do rather than by opinion. - [How to Set Up A/B Testing for Shipping?](/guide/bundles/how-to-set-up-a-b-testing-for-shipping): A/B testing lets you run two versions of the same Free Shipping at once and split live traffic between them, so the winner is decided by what customers actually do rather than by opinion. - [How to Set Up A/B Testing for Subscription?](/guide/bundles/how-to-set-up-a-b-testing-for-subscription): A/B testing lets you run two versions of the same Subscription at once and split live traffic between them, so the winner is decided by what customers actually do rather than by opinion. - [How to Set Up A/B Testing for Thank you page?](/guide/bundles/how-to-set-up-a-b-testing-for-thank-you-page): A/B testing lets you run two versions of the same Thank You Page offer at once and split live traffic between them, so the winner is decided by what customers actually do rather than by opinion. - [How to Set Up A/B Testing for Volume Discount?](/guide/bundles/how-to-set-up-a-b-testing-for-volume-discount): A/B testing lets you run two versions of the same Volume Discount at once and split live traffic between them, so the winner is decided by what customers actually do rather than by opinion. - [How to Set Up Pre-Order for Buy X Get Y?](/guide/bundles/how-to-set-up-pre-order-for-buy-x-get-y): Pre-order lets customers buy a Buy X Get Y before you can ship it — useful for a restock, a launch, or anything you’re taking demand for ahead of stock arriving. - [How to Set Up Pre-Order for Fix Bundle?](/guide/bundles/how-to-set-up-pre-order-for-fix-bundle): Pre-order lets customers buy a Fix Bundle before you can ship it — useful for a restock, a launch, or anything you’re taking demand for ahead of stock arriving. - [How to Set Up Pre-Order for Volume Discount?](/guide/bundles/how-to-set-up-pre-order-for-volume-discount): Pre-order lets customers buy a Volume Discount before you can ship it — useful for a restock, a launch, or anything you’re taking demand for ahead of stock arriving. - Promotions - [Promotions](/guide/promotion): Promotions in Sledge — 6 guides covering setup and day-to-day use. - [How to Set Up A/B Testing for Banner?](/guide/promotion/how-to-set-up-a-b-testing-for-banner): A/B testing lets you run two versions of the same Promotion Banner at once and split live traffic between them, so the winner is decided by what customers actually do rather than by opinion. - [How to Set Up A/B Testing for Global Countdown?](/guide/promotion/how-to-set-up-a-b-testing-for-global-countdown): A/B testing lets you run two versions of the same Global Countdown at once and split live traffic between them, so the winner is decided by what customers actually do rather than by opinion. - [How to Set Up A/B Testing for Product Countdown?](/guide/promotion/how-to-set-up-a-b-testing-for-product-countdown): A/B testing lets you run two versions of the same Product Countdown at once and split live traffic between them, so the winner is decided by what customers actually do rather than by opinion. - [How to set up a promotion Banner?](/guide/promotion/how-to-set-up-a-promotion-banner): A promotion banner is an image tile you place across your store — in collection grids, search results, instant search, or the cart drawer — to push a campaign, a collection, or an announcement. Custom - [How to set up Global Countdown?](/guide/promotion/how-to-set-up-global-countdown): The Global Countdown is a slim countdown bar shown across your storefront — “Black Friday Sale! Sale ends in 16:39:22” — building urgency for a store-wide campaign. It runs everywhere Sledge is active - [How to set up Product Countdown?](/guide/promotion/how-to-set-up-product-countdown): A Product Countdown is a timer shown on specific product pages — “Limited offer, Hurry up!” — creating urgency for exactly the products you choose, unlike the store-wide Global Countdown. - Recommendations - [Recommendations](/guide/recommendations): Recommendations in Sledge — 8 guides covering setup and day-to-day use. - [How do I set up Best Seller recommendations?](/guide/recommendations/set-up-best-seller-recommendations): The Best Seller strategy recommends your store’s top-selling products, computed from your real sales data — a self-updating “what everyone’s buying” block you can place on any surface. - [How do I set up Collection Best Seller?](/guide/recommendations/set-up-collection-best-seller): Collection Best Seller is different from every other strategy: it recommends collections, not products. Customers see collection cards — image and name — and click through to browse, making it a navig - [How do I set up Merchant's Picks?](/guide/recommendations/set-up-merchants-picks): Merchant’s Picks is your hand-curated selection — “our favourites”, a seasonal edit, a lookbook. You choose every product; nothing is automatic, which is exactly its point. - [How do I set up Personalized Picks?](/guide/recommendations/set-up-personalized-picks): Personalized Picks recommends different products to each customer, based on their own behavior — what they’ve viewed, added to cart, and bought. Two visitors see two different blocks. - [How do I set up Product by Collection?](/guide/recommendations/set-up-product-by-collection): Product by Collection recommends products drawn from collections you choose — “from our Outerwear range” — unlike Collection Best Seller, which shows the collections themselves. - [How do I set up Recently Viewed?](/guide/recommendations/set-up-recently-viewed): Recently Viewed shows each customer the products they themselves looked at — a personal breadcrumb trail that makes it easy to return to something they almost bought. - [How do I set up Shop the Last?](/guide/recommendations/set-up-shop-the-last): Shop the Last surfaces the last items in stock — products about to sell out — turning scarcity into a reason to buy now. - [How do I set up Trending recommendations?](/guide/recommendations/set-up-trending-recommendations): The Trending strategy highlights products that are getting attention right now — recent views, carts, and sales — so the block follows what’s hot this week rather than all-time favourites. - Cart Drawer - [Cart Drawer](/guide/cart-drawer): Cart Drawer in Sledge — 1 guide covering setup and day-to-day use. - [How to set up cart drawer?](/guide/cart-drawer/how-to-set-up-cart-drawer): The Cart Drawer is the slide-out cart that opens when a customer adds something, instead of sending them away to a separate cart page. They keep their place, and you keep the momentum. - Wishlist - [Wishlist](/guide/wishlist): Wishlist in Sledge — 2 guides covering setup and day-to-day use. - [How to set up the Wishlist view?](/guide/wishlist/set-up-the-wishlist-view): Wishlist view controls what customers see when they open their wishlist — whether it’s a slide-out drawer or a full page, where the wishlist counter sits in your store, and which surfaces show the wis - [How do I set up Wishlist actions?](/guide/wishlist/set-up-wishlist-actions): Wishlist actions controls how customers save products — whether they must log in, how the save button behaves, and the confirmation they see after saving. - Product Reviews - [Product Reviews](/guide/reviews): Product Reviews in Sledge — 6 guides covering setup and day-to-day use. - [How do I configure review Display Settings?](/guide/reviews/configure-review-display-settings): Display Settings shapes how review content looks everywhere it appears — how the review list sorts and paginates, and what details each review card reveals. There is no Status here: these settings app - [How do I set up Product Reviews?](/guide/reviews/set-up-product-reviews): Product Reviews is the core of the review module: the review list customers see on your product pages, plus the moderation queue where you publish, verify, and reply to what customers write. - [How do I set up review Snippets?](/guide/reviews/set-up-review-snippets): Snippets are one-line review quotes that rotate in a small carousel — a compact dose of social proof for search, collection, and product sections where a full review list would be too much. - [How do I set up Sidebar Reviews?](/guide/reviews/set-up-sidebar-reviews): Sidebar Reviews is a slide-out drawer of review content — customers tap the floating rating tab and get social proof in a quick-view panel without leaving the page they’re on. - [How do I set up the Happy Customer showcase?](/guide/reviews/set-up-the-happy-customer-showcase): Happy Customer is a store-wide testimonial showcase: one page that aggregates your best reviews — product and store reviews together — with a rating histogram and a Write a Review form. - [How do I set up the Trust Badge?](/guide/reviews/set-up-the-trust-badge): The Trust Badge is a compact rating seal — your average score, stars, and review count — that reinforces credibility wherever it’s shown. - Analytics - [Analytics](/guide/analytics): Analytics in Sledge — 1 guide covering setup and day-to-day use. - [Analytics Documentation](/guide/analytics/analytics-documentation): Analytics answers one question: what is Sledge actually earning you? Every number here is revenue Sledge can take credit for — an order where a customer interacted with one of your Sledge widgets befo - Growth Opportunities - [Growth Opportunities](/guide/growth-opportunities): Growth Opportunities in Sledge — 2 guides covering setup and day-to-day use. - [Growth Opportunities by Customer Journey: fixing your store stage by stage](/guide/growth-opportunities/growth-opportunities-by-customer-journey-fixing-your-store-stage-by-stage): The Playbook in Growth Opportunities holds the same set of best practices in two arrangements. By Customer Journey is the one that follows your customer rather than your org chart — it lines the work - [Growth Opportunities by Goals: working through the playbook outcome by outcome](/guide/growth-opportunities/growth-opportunities-by-goals-working-through-the-playbook-outcome-by-outcome): Growth Opportunities is Sledge’s standing to-do list for your store. It monitors your data every week, works out what deserves attention, and turns that into a checklist you can work through — instead - Integrations - [Integrations](/guide/integrations): Integrations in Sledge — 2 guides covering setup and day-to-day use. - [Show Judge.me star ratings on Sledge widgets](/guide/integrations/judge-me): Sledge can display your Judge.me product ratings directly on the product cards inside Sledge's search, filter, recommendation, and bundle widgets — so shoppers see social proof wherever they browse, n - [Show Loox star ratings on Sledge widgets](/guide/integrations/loox): Sledge can display your Loox product ratings directly on the product cards inside Sledge's search, filter, recommendation, and bundle widgets — so shoppers see social proof wherever they browse, not o - Settings & Support - [Settings & Support](/guide/settings): Settings & Support in Sledge — 4 guides covering setup and day-to-day use. - [How do I keep Sledge indexing my Shopify catalog?](/guide/settings/indexing-keeping-sledge-in-sync-with-your-shopify-catalogue-automatically-and-on-demand): Indexing is how Sledge keeps its copy of your Shopify catalogue fresh — the data behind search, filters, and recommendations. It runs automatically; this page lets you watch it and trigger it by hand - [How do I configure the product card?](/guide/settings/product-card-choosing-what-every-product-tile-shows-across-your-store): The product card is the single product tile Sledge renders everywhere — in filtered collection grids, search results, recommendations, and the wishlist. This page decides what every one of those tiles - [How do I configure the product list?](/guide/settings/product-list-controlling-search-sorting-and-stock-rules-in-every-grid): The product list is the grid around the cards — the toolbar, sorting, paging, and stock rules used by instant search, the search page, collection pages, and the wishlist. One page controls them all. - [How do I set up skeleton loaders?](/guide/settings/skeleton-loaders-keeping-your-layout-steady-while-products-load): Skeleton loaders are the grey placeholder blocks shown while products load. Instead of a blank space or a layout jump, customers see the shape of the grid immediately — then products fade in. - Storefront - [Storefront](/storefront): Place Sledge widgets on your storefront from the Shopify theme editor using app embeds and app blocks — no theme code, and everything is removable from the same screen. - [App embeds](/storefront/app-embeds): Switch on the Sledge features that work across your whole store — the cart drawer, search overlay, wishlist panel and countdown. - [App blocks](/storefront/blocks): Put a Sledge widget exactly where you want it — a search bar in your header, reviews under the product description, filters beside your collection grid. - [Placement](/storefront/placement): How Sledge decides where on the page your widgets land, how to move them, and how to run several offers at once on different surfaces. - **Building with Sledge** - Customize - [Customize](/customize): Make Sledge match your store exactly — colors and fonts, your own CSS and JavaScript, or replace a widget's markup with your theme's own. - [Custom code](/customize/custom-code): Add your own CSS and JavaScript to Sledge widgets. Covers where custom code runs, why CSS cannot reach host elements, and the standard patterns for doing it safely. - [Styling](/customize/styling): How Sledge styling is layered — base styles, a bridge that inherits your theme's colors and fonts, then your own CSS on top — and how to change each layer. - [Custom Components](/customize/custom-components): Replace a Sledge widget's markup with your own Liquid template, so Sledge renders your theme's product card instead of its own. - [Events](/customize/events): Sledge dispatches storefront events you can listen to from custom JavaScript — product card renders, cart updates, wishlist changes, search interactions and more. - Reference: Look up elements, blocks, events, surfaces and themes - [Reference](/reference): Look up any Sledge element, block, event, surface or theme — always matching the version running on your store. - [Elements](/reference/elements): Every custom element Sledge registers on the storefront — 59 in total, grouped by module. - [Blocks](/reference/blocks): Every theme app extension block and app embed Sledge ships — 29 in total, with their theme editor settings. - [Events](/reference/events): Every event Sledge dispatches on the storefront — 54 across two namespaces. - [Surfaces](/reference/surfaces): The 13 storefront locations Sledge detects and can render into. - [Themes](/reference/themes): The Shopify themes Sledge ships a configuration for, and how every other theme is handled. - **Help** - Support - [Support](/support): Where to get help with Sledge, what to include when you report a problem, and how to reach the team. - [Troubleshooting](/support/troubleshooting): Fixes for the most common Sledge problems — widgets not appearing, custom CSS not applying, widgets in the wrong place, and styling that does not match your theme.