Product page layout changes needed: center/widen the product description on desktop and reduce the review section width so it doesn’t touch page edges on desktop and mobile. Screenshots show the current layout and theme editor view.
Proposed solutions:
Add a Custom Liquid section in the Product template and insert {{ product.description }}, then drag it to the desired position to widen/center the text.
Add desktop-only CSS targeting the Judge.me (jdgm) widget to constrain widths of the summary, histogram, and actions.
Latest updates:
The Custom Liquid option isn’t visible in the user’s Product template; their screenshot suggests a different editor layout or template, causing confusion about where to add the section.
The Judge.me CSS change didn’t apply; the user has multiple CSS asset files and isn’t sure which file to edit.
Several supporters requested the store URL via PM; Judge.me support also asked for the URL and invited contact via email for direct assistance.
Status: Unresolved. Next steps include sharing the store URL, confirming theme/template (and whether sections/app blocks are enabled), and identifying the correct CSS asset or app-specific CSS override for Judge.me.
Summarized with AI on December 27.
AI used: gpt-5.
Hi, I have 2 issues with my product pages on my store and need some help!
On desktop view, the product description is tucked on the right side of the page. I want it to be in the middle of the page instead so it’s wider and easier to read.
My reviews are working great, I just need help because the reviews are so stretched out from page to page on mobile and desktop view, I want to make it less wide and not touch the sides of the page.
You can drag the custom-liquid so it will next to the product.
This is an app. Try if this code works.
From your Shopify admin dashboard, click on “Online Store” and then “Themes”.
Find the theme that you want to edit and click on “Actions” and then “Edit code”.
In the “Assets” folder, click on “base.css, style.css or theme.css” file, depending on which file your theme uses to store its CSS styles. At the bottom of the file, add the following CSS code: