Maximize Shopify: Alter Your Page Numbers' Color Instantly

Ever found yourself wishing you could tweak the appearance of your Shopify store to better suit your brand's aesthetic? One small, yet impactful change you might consider is altering the color of your page numbers.

By customizing the color of your page numbers, you can create a more cohesive and visually appealing layout for your customers. Fortunately, Shopify's liquid template language allows you to make this adjustment with ease. Let's guide you through the steps to change the color of page numbers on your Shopify store.

Understanding Your Shopify Theme

Before diving into the process, it's essential to understand that the method to change page number color may vary slightly depending on your Shopify theme. For this guide, we'll focus on the standard ' differentiable' page navigator used in many themes.

To proceed, you'll need to access and edit the code of your Shopify theme. If you're not familiar with coding, don't worry - we'll provide clear, step-by-step instructions.

Locating Your Theme Files

First, log in to your Shopify store's admin interface. Navigate to 'Online Store' in the left-hand menu, then click on 'Themes'. Find the 'Actions' menu on your current theme and select 'Edit code'.

Next, look for the 'Snippets' folder. Snippets are small blocks of code that allow you to customize specific elements of your theme. The 'pagination.liquid' snippet is where you'll find the page number styling.

Changing the Page Number Color

Once you've located the 'pagination.liquid' file, click on it to open. You'll see lines of code, but don't be intimidated - we're only interested in one particular line. Look for this piece of code:

This is the template for the 'Next' page link. The color of the page numbers is determined by the style applied to the '.pagination_links' class. So, we need to add a new style tag to our files.

Scroll down to the bottom of the file and add the following code snippet: