Horizon theme related product section issue

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Topic summary

A user reports a display issue on their product page using the Horizon theme. Specifically, a stray curly brace “{” appears below the product price in the related products section.

Issue Details:

  • Theme: Horizon
  • Location: Related products section on product pages
  • Problem: Unwanted “{” character displaying beneath product pricing

Status: The issue remains unresolved with no responses yet. The user has provided a website link and screenshot for reference, suggesting this is likely a theme code error or formatting bug that needs troubleshooting.

Summarized with AI on November 6. AI used: claude-sonnet-4-5-20250929.
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I’m using the Horizon theme in that product page related product there is some { below the product price, can someone please help me with that.

website link: Boucle Trim Twinset – Orikai

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Hello @Sivadarshan

I visited your store link, and I’m not seeing the issue you mentioned.

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Thanks!

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The issue is not showing here.

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Hey @Sivadarshan

Thanks for posting your question here. I checked your store link and can see the curly braces { appearing under the price on the product page.

This is almost always caused by a missing or incorrect Liquid variable in your theme code. The { is the start of a Liquid statement that isn’t being closed or is invalid, so it just displays on the page instead of executing.

Here’s how to find and fix it:

  1. Go to your Shopify Admin → Online Store → Themes.

  2. Click “Actions” and select “Edit code.”

  3. In the code editor, you need to find the specific file. Since this is on the product page and in the related products section, search these files:

    • templates/product.liquid or templates/product.json

    • sections/main-product.liquid

    • Most importantly: Look for a snippet or section related to related products. Search for files named related-products.liquid, product-recommendations.liquid, or similar.

  4. Once you find the right file, look for a line of code that has a broken Liquid tag. It might look like an incomplete {{ ... or {% .... The most common culprit is a line trying to display a product property that doesn’t exist for that item.

Next Steps:
Search for those files and look for the broken code. If you can’t find it, please reply with the name of the related products section file in your theme, and I can help you pinpoint the exact line.

Waiting to hear back from you. If this was helpful, please mark it as a solution.

Thanks.