How do i add my store name on dawn theme after all the menus

Topic summary

Adding a centered store name to the Dawn theme header. Current layout has logo/menu on the left and search/login/cart on the right; the goal is to place the store name in the center.

  • Suggested approach: insert the Liquid variable {{ shop.name }} in the header/menu area to display the Shopify store name. Liquid is Shopify’s templating language; {{ shop.name }} outputs the store’s configured name.

  • File location: use the header file (header.liquid) to place the code where the centered title should appear.

  • Constraint: the desired display name differs from the Shopify store name, so {{ shop.name }} will not match. This implies adding a custom text string instead of the variable, or creating a theme setting to manage a custom header title.

  • Further assistance requested: share the store URL, the specific page URL, and the storefront password (if applicable). A tutorial was provided for safely sharing an unpublished theme URL.

  • Status: unresolved. Next steps include editing header.liquid to add custom text or providing access details for tailored guidance.

Summarized with AI on February 24. AI used: gpt-5.

hi

Im using the dawn theme and not sure how i can add my Store name in the header ( i have the logo and the menu on the left and the search, login and cart buttons on the right). I want to have the name of my store in the center and cant seem to figure out how to do that.

Any help would be appreciated!

@RHF

can you please add this code on menu or header part as per navigation

{{ shop.name }}

in which liquid should i add it? header.liquid? My store name is different from my shopify store name so i need to type in the text

1 Like

Hello @RHF ,

Please share:

  • your store URL;
  • page URL with the issue you mention;
  • storefront password (if your store has one).

If the store is not online yet, please follow this quick tutorial to learn how to safely and temporarily share an offline/unpublished theme URL.

Kind regards,
Diego

@RHF

yes header file