Welcome, Ines!

1. Open your web browser (Safari, Chrome, or any browser).
2. In the address bar, go to admin.shopify.com/store/ines-rivero and press Enter.
3. Enter your email address and password.
4. Click "Log in."
5. You will see the Shopify admin dashboard — this is your control center.

On the left side, there is a menu. The two areas you will use most are:

• Online Store — this is where your website theme and design lives. You will use this to open the Theme Editor.
• Content — this expands to show Metaobjects, Files, Menus, and Blog posts. You will use Menus to update navigation and Blog posts to add new articles.

1. In the left menu, click "Online Store," then "Themes." Or go directly to admin.shopify.com/store/ines-rivero/themes.
2. You will see your current theme. Click the green "Edit theme" button.
3. This opens the Theme Editor — this is where you will make most changes to your site.

When you are done making changes, click the green "Save" button in the top-right corner. The Save button appears greyed out when no changes have been made — it turns green once you change something.

To preview your changes without saving, click the eye icon.

If you want to undo your changes, simply do not click Save — your live site stays unchanged.

Your website is made up of "sections" — think of them as the big building blocks of each page.

Inside sections, there are "blocks" — smaller pieces like individual images or text areas.

You can add, remove, and rearrange blocks within a section.

In the Theme Editor, you will see these listed in the left sidebar panel.

Your homepage shows one large editorial image with a caption. It is the first thing visitors see.

How to get there

1. Open the Theme Editor (Online Store → Themes → Edit theme).
2. Click the page dropdown in the top center of the toolbar — it will say something like "Home page" — and select "Home page."

You will see one section called "Editorial Images" with one image block inside it. Click the block in the left sidebar to see its settings.

Image block settings

Your About page tells your story through a series of editorial images with text. It is your most detailed page.

How to get there

1. Open the Theme Editor (Online Store → Themes → Edit theme).
2. Click the page dropdown and select "About."

You will see one section called "Editorial Images" with 10 image blocks inside it. Each block is one row on the page — an image paired with optional text. Click any block in the left sidebar to edit its settings.

Each image block has these settings

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The other 9 blocks work exactly the same way. Scroll down in the editor sidebar to find each one.

To rearrange the order of image blocks, grab the six-dot drag handle next to any block in the sidebar and drag it up or down.

Your Portfolio page has two parts: an introduction text at the top, and the portfolio image grid below.

How to get there

1. Open the Theme Editor (Online Store → Themes → Edit theme).
2. Click the page dropdown and select "Portfolio."
3. You will see two sections in the left sidebar: "Rich Text" (the intro text) and "Portfolio" (the image grid).

Rich Text section settings

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Portfolio section settings

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Portfolio Category block settings

Portfolio Item block settings

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To add a new photo to an existing category:

1. In the Theme Editor, open the Portfolio page.
2. Find the category in the left sidebar (e.g., "Editorial").
3. Click "Add block" inside that category.
4. Select "Portfolio Item."
5. Click the "Image" field to upload your photo or choose from your library.
6. Optionally add caption credits.
7. Click Save.

To add a new category:

1. In the Theme Editor, open the Portfolio page.
2. Click "Add block" at the "Portfolio" section level (not inside an existing category).
3. Select "Portfolio Category."
4. Type the name in the "Label" field — this becomes the tab visitors click.
5. Then add Portfolio Items inside this new category.
6. Click Save.

To reorder photos or categories, drag them up or down using the six-dot handle in the sidebar.

To remove a photo, click it in the sidebar, scroll to the very bottom of its settings panel, and click "Remove block." Then click Save.

This page features your TwentyTwo studio with a single editorial image and a link to twentytwo.co.

How to get there

1. Open the Theme Editor (Online Store → Themes → Edit theme).
2. Click the page dropdown and select "TwentyTwo."

It works exactly like the Homepage — one "Editorial Images" section with one image block. Click the block in the left sidebar to see its settings.

Key fields

Your Contact page shows an image alongside your contact information.

How to get there

1. Open the Theme Editor (Online Store → Themes → Edit theme).
2. Click the page dropdown and select "Contact."

You will see one section called "Contact Image." Click on it in the left sidebar to see the image settings. Your contact rows (Management, Press Inquiries, Elsewhere) are blocks inside this section.

Section image settings

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Contact Row block settings

Each contact category (Management, Press Inquiries, Elsewhere) is a "Contact Row" block.

Contact Link block settings

Each individual link inside a row (an email or social link) is a "Contact Link" block.

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To change an email or link:

1. In the Theme Editor, open the Contact page.
2. Find the Contact Row in the left sidebar (e.g., "Management").
3. Click the Contact Link you want to change (e.g., the email address).
4. Update the "Text" field (what visitors see) and/or the "URL" field (where it goes).
5. Click Save.

To add a new link inside an existing row:

1. In the Theme Editor, open the Contact page.
2. Find the Contact Row in the sidebar (e.g., "Elsewhere").
3. Click "Add block" inside that row.
4. Select "Contact Link."
5. Fill in the "Text" (the visible label), the "URL" (the address), and whether it should open in a new tab.
6. Click Save.

To add a new contact category:

1. In the Theme Editor, open the Contact page.
2. Click "Add block" at the "Contact Image" section level (not inside an existing row).
3. Select "Contact Row."
4. Type a name in the "Label" field.
5. Then add Contact Link blocks inside this new row.
6. Click Save.

Your blog has two parts: the blog listing page (shows all your posts) and each individual article page (see next section). This section covers both how to add new posts and how to change the listing page design.

How to add a new blog post

1. Go to Content → Blog posts in the Shopify admin.
2. Click the green "Add blog post" button in the top-right corner.
3. Type your title at the top.
4. Write your content in the large text area below.
5. On the right side, click "Upload image" to add a featured image (this is the photo that appears on the blog listing).
6. Under "Organization," make sure the Blog is set to "ines" (your blog name).
7. To publish immediately: change the "Visibility" dropdown from "Hidden" to "Visible," then click Save.
8. To save as a draft (not visible to visitors): leave visibility as "Hidden" and click Save. You can publish later.

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How to change the blog listing page design

1. Open the Theme Editor (Online Store → Themes → Edit theme).
2. Click the page dropdown at the top center and select "Blog."
3. Click the "Blog" section in the left sidebar to see its settings.

This is the layout for each individual blog post — what visitors see when they click into an article. It shows a hero image, the title, the article body, a link to Substack (if set), and a row of "More stories" at the bottom.

How to get there (Theme Editor)

1. Open the Theme Editor (Online Store → Themes → Edit theme).
2. Click the page dropdown at the top center and select one of your blog articles (you may need to scroll down, or look under "Blog posts").
3. Click the article section in the left sidebar to see its settings.

Article section settings

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How to set the Substack link for an article

The Substack section only appears on an article if you add a Substack URL to that specific post's metafield. Here is how:

1. Go to Content → Blog posts in the Shopify admin.
2. Click the article you want to update.
3. Scroll down to the "Metafields" section near the bottom of the page.
4. Find the "Substack URL" field and paste the full link to the Substack post (e.g., https://inesrivero.substack.com/p/your-article).
5. Click Save.

If the Substack URL field is blank, the article body will show in full on your site instead.

1. Open the Theme Editor (Online Store → Themes → Edit theme).
2. Select the page with the image from the dropdown at the top.
3. Click the image block in the left sidebar.
4. Click the image thumbnail in the settings panel.
5. Click "Upload" to add a new image, or choose one from your library.
6. Click Save (green button, top-right).

1. Open the Theme Editor.
2. Select the page from the dropdown.
3. Click the block that contains the text in the left sidebar.
4. Click into the text area and make your changes.
5. Use the toolbar above for bold, italic, or links.
6. Click Save.

1. Open the Theme Editor.
2. Select the page from the dropdown.
3. Find the section where you want to add content.
4. Click "Add block" (appears when you hover over the section).
5. Choose the type of block (Image, Contact Row, Portfolio Item, etc.).
6. Fill in the settings.
7. Click Save.

1. Open the Theme Editor.
2. Select the page from the dropdown.
3. Click the block you want to remove in the left sidebar.
4. Scroll to the very bottom of the settings panel.
5. Click "Remove block."
6. Click Save.

1. Open the Theme Editor.
2. Select the page from the dropdown.
3. In the left sidebar, find the block you want to move.
4. Click and hold the six-dot drag handle next to it.
5. Drag it up or down to the new position.
6. Release and click Save.

1. Open the Theme Editor.
2. Find the block with the link (e.g., a CTA button or Contact Link).
3. Change the link field (e.g., "CTA link") to the new web address.
4. Click Save.

1. Go to Content → Blog posts in the Shopify admin.
2. Click "Add blog post."
3. Add title, content, and featured image.
4. Set visibility to "Visible" to publish.
5. Click Save.

1. Go to Content → Menus in the Shopify admin.
2. Click the menu you want to edit (e.g., "Header (Main)").
3. To add a link: click "Add menu item," enter a name and URL.
4. To remove: click the X next to the item.
5. To reorder: drag items up or down.
6. Click Save.

Your site has a sidebar navigation on the left on desktop, and a hamburger menu on mobile. The header has two settings you can configure in the Theme Editor:

How to get there

1. Open the Theme Editor (Online Store → Themes → Edit theme).
2. In the left sidebar, look at the very top for the "Header" section (it may be inside a section group). Click on it.

Header section settings

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To add or change navigation links

1. Go to Content → Menus in the Shopify admin.
2. Click "Header (Main)" to edit the main navigation, or "Header (Footer)" to edit the footer links.
3. To add a link: click "Add menu item," type a name, and paste or select the URL.
4. To remove: click the X next to the item.
5. To reorder: drag items up or down.
6. Click Save menu.

To update the logo

The logo is managed in Theme Settings (not the Header section):

1. In the Theme Editor, click the gear/settings icon in the top-left toolbar to open "Theme settings."
2. Click "Logo."
3. Upload your dark version (used on light backgrounds) and light version (used on dark backgrounds).
4. Click Save.

The footer appears at the bottom of every page. It shows a copyright line.

How to get there

1. Open the Theme Editor (Online Store → Themes → Edit theme).
2. In the left sidebar, scroll to the very bottom and click the "Footer" section.

Footer settings

Your site has English and Spanish versions. The EN/ES toggle in the sidebar lets visitors switch languages.

Translations are managed through the Translate & Adapt app, which is already installed on your store. To update translations:

1. Go to the Shopify admin.
2. In the left sidebar, look under "Apps" for "Translate & Adapt" and click it. If you do not see it in the sidebar, click "Apps," then search for "Translate & Adapt."
3. At the top, you will see "Localized content: Spanish" — this means you are editing the Spanish translations.
4. You will see a list of content categories: Pages, Blog posts, Online Store, etc. Click the one you want to translate.
5. The editor shows your English content on the left and the Spanish translation on the right, side by side.
6. Type or edit the Spanish translation, then click Save.

You may notice a green "Auto-translate" button in the top-right corner. We recommend translating one section at a time rather than the entire site at once, as some bulk auto-translations can cause issues. Click into a category (like "Pages" or "Blog posts"), then translate each item individually and review before saving.