Lorenza Theme Custom Header Code

Start a Business

Topic summary

A user is trying to modify custom code in their Lorenza theme header, specifically to update an Instagram icon’s URL. The previous developer set this up with custom code, and they cannot locate where to make the change.

Troubleshooting steps suggested:

  • Check the theme designer/visual editor for custom liquid blocks or sections near the Instagram icon
  • If the image isn’t clickable, examine custom CSS settings (page-specific or global)
  • Search theme files for related code, particularly in header.liquid or similar sections
  • Use version control/GitHub integration to search for “instagram” in the codebase

Key considerations:

  • The code may not explicitly use the word “instagram”
  • Custom CSS might be controlling the image display
  • Professional assistance is available if needed for tracking down and fixing the code

The discussion remains open with the user seeking guidance on locating the specific customization.

Summarized with AI on November 8. AI used: claude-sonnet-4-5-20250929.
1

Hi, I am having problem locating/ understanding where to edit some custom code that was created by someone else.

There is an instagram image icon in our header but as we have changed our instagram name since the person set it up with custom code, we don’t know how to change the URL

How do i know what to look for to edit custom code for the header in Lorenza Theme

Thanks

2

First check in the designer, the visual theme editor, for any custom-liquid blocks or sections near where the feature appears.

If the image is just an image and not clickable also check the custom css settings for either the specific page/section or the global css settings.

https://help.shopify.com/en/manual/online-store/themes/theme-structure/extend/add-css

Beyond that you may need to look for code customization in the relative files, i.e. if it’s in header a theme may have a section called header.liquid etc.

More advanced if using version control or the github integration is to search for the related code that may or may not have used the word “instagram” in the code.

If you need this hunted down and fixed then contact me by my email for services.
Contact info in forum signature.
ALWAYS please provide context, examples: store url, theme name, post url(s) , or any further detail in ALL correspondence.

Good Hunting.