Troubleshooting Invalid HTML or Liquid Code in a .liquid Section File

Step 1: Access the Code Editor

Click on the .liquid section file that is linked in the error message. This action will take you to the Edit HTML/CSS page, where the file will open in the code editor.

Step 2: Review the Code

Look for potential issues related to invalid HTML or Liquid syntax in the code. The code editor will highlight potential syntax errors in red, making them easier to identify. Pay attention to the following common problems:

• Extra closing HTML tags (e.g., </div>) without a corresponding opening tag (<div>).
• Unclosed HTML tags (e.g., <div>) without a corresponding closing tag (</div>).
• Malformed HTML tags (e.g., <div class="my-class">) that lack a closing angle bracket (>).
• Malformed Liquid code.
• Broken HTML within an included theme snippet file.

Step 3: Correct the Code

Make the necessary corrections to the code in your .liquid section file to fix the identified issues. Ensure the HTML and Liquid syntax are valid and properly structured.

Step 4: Save your Changes

Click the "Save" button to save the modified code in the code editor.

Step 5: Confirm the Resolution

Return to the theme editor by clicking "Customize" and check if the error message is no longer displayed. This step allows you to verify that your correction has successfully resolved the issue.

By following these steps, you can effectively troubleshoot and fix errors related to invalid HTML or Liquid code in a .liquid section file within Shopify. Utilize appropriate hashtags to explore further resources and discussions related to Shopify designing.

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