Themes

Sledge detects your theme and adapts to it: cards, colors, drawer, badges. It never touches your theme files.

Tuned for 24 themes, Dawn and Horizon included, and graceful on the rest. You can check your theme on the Sledge site.

What "tuned" means

On a tuned theme, Sledge has been measured against the live theme, so widgets match its product card, typography, spacing and controls with no configuration from you.

On any other theme, Sledge falls back to its own design while still reading your theme's CSS variables for colors, fonts and border radii. Everything works and nothing looks broken — it may just not match your product cards exactly.

If you want a closer match, work in this order:

1. Design tokens — set the font, primary color and radius. This alone usually gets close.
2. Component rules — adjust card borders, spacing and typography to match your own product card.
3. Custom Components — if the structure is fundamentally different, replace the markup rather than fighting it with CSS.

Option 3 is often less work than a long stylesheet, and it is more durable, because you own the markup.

Uninstalling leaves nothing behind

Sledge adds no code to your theme files. Switch off the Sledge Core app embed, or uninstall the app, and your theme is exactly as it was.

Changing themes

Sledge re-detects your theme on every page load, so switching themes does not require reconfiguring anything. Two things do need attention:

• Enable Sledge Core on the new theme. App embeds are stored per-theme.
• Re-place any blocks you added, since blocks live in theme settings.

Your dashboard configuration — search settings, filter groups, merchandising rules, bundle offers — is stored with your store, not your theme, and is unaffected.

To check whether your theme is one Sledge already knows, see Reference → Themes.