I’m using the Dawn theme and have a basic shopify plan.
Is there any way to change the logo link on the checkout page? it is currently going to apexbrandsnz.myshopify.com but would like to change this to onlygood.co.nz.
Hi, @angelica_boq .
Rio here from the Shopify Community team. You can edit this in your checkout customizations.
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From your Shopify admin, go to Settings > Checkout.
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In the Style section, click Customize checkout to open the theme editor.
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In the LOGO section, click Upload image, or select an image that you have already uploaded to your library.
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Select a position for the logo.
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Select a size for the logo.
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Click Save.
Once you’ve done that just refresh and you’ll see your updated logo.
When you mentioned the domain www.onlygood.co.nz, you’ll need to connect this to your Shopify store and then it will show as your checkout link, as long as it’s your primary domain.
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From your Shopify admin, go to Settings > Domains.
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Click Connect existing domain.
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Enter your domain,
onlygood.co.nzand then click Next. -
Click Connect automatically.
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If necessary, log in to your Google Domains, GoDaddy, or 1&1 IONOS account.
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Click Connect, and then click Close.
That way your domain will be connected.
Once you’ve completed that, I’d suggest also setting up Shopify Email. That way you can be ready for email marketing as soon as you launch your new domain.
Hi Rio,
Our domain is already live. We use Wordpress and Shopify together.
Is there another simple method to change this?
Alternatively, how can i remove the link and leave it the logo static?
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did you ever figure this out?? I have same issue, also using WordPress and shopify together.
nevermind haha, can see you never were quite able to figure it out either
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No I didn’t figure it out unfortunately 
Let me know if you have any luck!
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I found a workaround to this, if you go to Themes / Edit Code and go to the theme.liquid file you can run a redirect on top of your man or specific urls inside the component.
This is an example with the main page url:
{% if request.host == 'your-old-domain.com' %}
{% endif %}
This is an example with the inclusion of a more specific subpath such as /cart:
{% if request.host == 'your-old-domain.com' or request.path == '/cart' %}
{% endif %}
As of now (from my knowledge) redirects is the only viable way of doing this without having to get Shopify plus.
Hi! I can see you eventually figured it out. How did you do it?
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I’m working on a solution for this for my app, ShopWP.
In my case, it’s crucial to link users back to the WordPress site instead of their (unused) Shopify theme.
While the JavaScript snippet others have pointed out does work, it will only redirect customers on the Order Confirmation / Status page.
Can’t believe this is so hard to achieve. But eventually I stumbled on this. I don’t like changing the code but it worked a treat:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZbgIiGymuI&ab_channel=EcommerceTVbyNick
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Thanks for sharing this!
This only changes the link in the SHOP header but not the CHECKOUT page as the OP originally requested, but I’m seeing if I can find the template with the Cart logo url…
Unfortunately this no longer works on the checkout pages.
Hey Rio,
Is there any chance you can provide an update on this? I still haven’t found a solution for customizing the logo link on the checkout and order status pages.
Any luck in figuring this out?
I’ve got a solution that hides all components on shopify and simply shows two buttons which can be linked anywhere, Example one back to your original non shopify website and one back to the shopify checkout. Let me know if you want me to share the code, simply delete everything in the theme.liquid and paste it. Cheers
Hi, can you share the code please!
Sure
https://pastequest.com/?d672a4119767bd1a#FLbWfBCEHB6CfWR1eHJHqusPgbGpHCH6QB59k7bGcnDa i had to upload here as it would not let me paste the code here.
Go to edit theme - theme.liquid - delete all existing code and paste this and change the URL’s
Also make sure you delete.hide any sections on your home page in the theme editor