Inconsistent product description formatting in a Shopify store: one product (âTequila Sunriseâ) collapses line breaks into a single paragraph on the product page, while another (âWhiskey Boxâ) renders with correct line breaks as authored in the editor.
Context and evidence:
Multiple screenshots of the editor and live product pages, plus HTML views, were provided; images are central to understanding the discrepancy.
The two products use different product templates; the âindividual packsâ are display-only (not for sale).
Recent replies and guidance:
A community member noted (in Portuguese) they tried applying a solution on their own site but could not.
Official guidance: if using a Shopify-supported theme, contact Theme Support via the Help Center for help with this customization; for thirdâparty or custom themes, contact the theme developer or consider hiring a developer via Shopify Partners.
Outcome/status:
No technical fix was provided in-thread. The issue remains open, with next steps directed to theme-specific support channels.
Summarized with AI on December 29.
AI used: gpt-5.
But on the product page the description is written in a different non concise format for the single tequila sunrise.- No line breaks etc just a whole paragraph combined.. The whiskey box looks great and format is perfect See examples of both below.. What can I do for the 'Tequila sunrise format to look exactly like is is written in the product description in collection editor?
Itâs probably something so small Iâm not getting⌠Both however have different product templates⌠As the individual packs are for display only not for sale.
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