> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.lufavo.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.lufavo.com/frameora/sections/wall-art-categories.md).

# Wall art categories

The Wall art categories section displays a row of visual category links.

Use this section to help customers browse by style, theme, occasion, or product category.

### Open Wall art categories settings

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{% hint style="success" %}
To edit the Wall art categories section:

* From your Shopify admin, go to **Online Store > Themes**.
* Find **Frameora**.
* Click **Customize**.
* Open the page that contains the Wall art categories section.
* Select **Wall art categories** in the theme editor sidebar.
* Edit the section settings and category blocks.
* Click **Save**.
  {% endhint %}

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### Section content

The main section settings include:

* Kicker
* Heading
* Text

#### Kicker

Use the **Kicker** field for short text above the heading.

Example:

**Explore your style**

#### Heading

Use the **Heading** field for the main section title.

Example:

**Browse by the way you decorate.**

#### Text

Use the **Text** field to describe what customers can browse.

Example:

**Explore wall art by nature, abstract style, travel, pets, modern looks, and family moments.**

Keep this text short and easy to scan.

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### Category blocks

The section uses individual **Category** blocks.

Each Category block can include:

* Image
* Title
* Link

Use category blocks to link customers to collections, products, pages, or other relevant store content.

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### Image

Use the **Image** setting to upload or select the category image.

For best results:

* Use clear images that represent each category.
* Keep image style consistent across all category blocks.
* Avoid important image details near the edges.
* Preview on mobile to make sure images crop nicely.

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### Title

Use the **Title** field for the category name.

Examples:

* Nature Prints
* Abstract Art
* Travel Prints
* Pet Portraits
* Modern Art
* Family Moments

Keep titles short so they are easy to read.

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### Link

Use the **Link** setting to choose where the category should send customers.

You can link to:

* Collections
* Products
* Pages
* Blog posts
* Search results
* External URLs, if needed

For best results, link each category to a relevant collection or landing page.

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### Best practices

Use this section to make browsing easier for customers.

Good category sections are:

* Visual
* Easy to scan
* Organized by customer intent
* Linked to active collections or pages
* Consistent in image size and style

Before publishing, click each category link to confirm it opens the correct destination.

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### Save your changes

After editing the Wall art categories section, click **Save**.

If changes do not appear immediately, refresh the storefront or open the page in a private browser window.


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