Footer Signup

The Sun-coloured newsletter card that sits at the top of the Footer — a heading and email form on the left, and short blurbs describing what subscribers get on the right.

Every signup goes to Klaviyo. This form does not create Shopify customers, and there is no backup destination — see the caution below.

Settings

Setting	What it does
Heading	The card’s headline. Defaults to “Join our newsletter”.
Email placeholder	The grey hint text inside the email field. Defaults to “Your email address”.
Button label	The submit button’s text. Defaults to “Subscribe”.
Success message	Shown after a successful signup. Defaults to “Thanks for subscribing!”.
Error message	Shown when the submission fails. Defaults to “Something went wrong. Please try again.”.
Invalid email message	Shown when what’s typed isn’t a valid email address. Defaults to “Please enter a valid email address.”.
Klaviyo
Klaviyo form ID	Required. The short code at the end of the form’s URL in Klaviyo under Sign-up forms, e.g. TPTBv2.

Blocks it accepts

Signup Article — the short blurbs beside the form. The footer ships with two.

Where it’s used

Only inside the Footer, as a fixed part of the layout.

Two settings are needed, in two different places

The form only works when both of these are filled in:

1. Klaviyo form ID — here on this block.
2. The Klaviyo onsite script — in Theme settings → Klaviyo.

If either is missing, every signup fails and the address is lost. There is no Shopify fallback by design: an address that can’t reach Klaviyo shouldn’t quietly land somewhere else instead.

The theme editor warns you when either is missing. That warning appears only in the editor — shoppers never see it, so don’t rely on the live page to tell you something’s wrong.

Article blurbs are desktop-only

The Signup Article blocks are hidden on mobile so the card stays compact. Anything you need every visitor to read belongs in the Heading, not in an article blurb.

Tips

• Test after changing the form ID. Submit a real address and confirm it appears in the Klaviyo list. The form looks identical whether or not it’s wired up correctly.
• Keep the button label short. On narrow screens the button goes full width beneath the input, but on desktop it sits beside it and a long label squeezes the email field.
• Write your own messages if the defaults don’t sound like the brand. All three status messages are editable, and all three fall back to the wording above if left blank.