theme-shopify-css-guidelines
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npx skills add https://github.com/niccos-shopify-workspace/shopify-cursor-skills --skill theme-shopify-css-guidelines
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Shopify CSS Guidelines
CSS naming conventions, nesting rules, and encapsulation practices for Shopify theme development.
When to Use
- Writing CSS for Shopify theme sections
- Naming CSS classes
- Deciding when to use CSS nesting
- Encapsulating section styles
CSS Naming – BEM Methodology
Use BEM (Block Element Modifier) methodology for structure inside a section:
.block {}
.block__element {}
.block__element--modifier {}
Naming Rules
- Class names should be short, semantic, and intentional
- Avoid generic or visual-based naming
- Use BEM structure:
.block__element--modifier
Examples
/* Good - BEM structure */
.product-card {}
.product-card__image {}
.product-card__title {}
.product-card__price {}
.product-card__button {}
.product-card__button--primary {}
/* Bad - generic or visual naming */
.red-button {}
.big-text {}
.container {}
CSS Scope & Encapsulation
Encapsulation is allowed:
- To avoid style leakage between sections
- To protect a section from theme-level styles
- Only inside a section scope
Each section should have its own scoped styles to prevent conflicts.
CSS Nesting
Native CSS nesting is allowed, but with strict rules.
When to Use Nesting
Use nesting only where encapsulation is required:
- Section-level namespacing
- Block â element structure inside a section
- Pseudo-classes and state modifiers
Nesting Rules
- Nesting must stay inside a section scope
- Keep nesting depth minimal (1â2 levels max)
- Use nesting for BEM structure:
.block { .block__element {} }
Allowed Use Cases
/* Section-level namespacing */
.featured-collection {
padding: 2rem;
}
.featured-collection__grid {
display: grid;
gap: 1rem;
}
.featured-collection__item {
/* Block element */
}
.featured-collection__item:hover {
/* Pseudo-class */
}
.featured-collection__item--featured {
/* Modifier */
}
Not Allowed
- Deep nesting (more than 2 levels)
- Cross-block dependencies
- Assuming nested styles are globally reusable
/* Bad - too deep */
.section {
.block {
.element {
.sub-element {
/* 3+ levels - avoid */
}
}
}
}
/* Bad - cross-block dependency */
.section-a {
.section-b__element {
/* Don't style other sections' elements */
}
}
Section CSS Structure
Each section should have its own CSS file with scoped styles:
/* featured-collection.css */
.featured-collection {
/* Section wrapper */
}
.featured-collection__header {
/* Section header */
}
.featured-collection__grid {
/* Main content area */
}
.featured-collection__item {
/* Grid item */
}
.featured-collection__item:hover {
/* Hover state */
}
@media (max-width: 749px) {
.featured-collection__grid {
/* Mobile styles */
}
}
Shopify Theme Documentation
Reference these official Shopify resources:
- Shopify Templates
- Liquid Filters (for CSS asset handling)
Instructions
- Use BEM naming for all classes inside sections
- Keep names semantic – describe purpose, not appearance
- Encapsulate styles within section scope
- Limit nesting to 1â2 levels maximum
- One CSS file per section – never mix multiple sections
- Use nesting only for BEM structure and pseudo-classes