Get started with the Cama theme
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Cama is a Shopify Online Store 2.0 theme, built by Trafik Plus. You configure it entirely in the Shopify theme editor.
What Cama includes
Cama ships with the components most Shopify stores need out of the box, so you can build and refine your storefront without adding extra apps for common features. Its built-in toolkit includes countdown timers, custom product badges, preorder support, quick add, and content sections such as heroes, marquees, accordions, testimonials, image comparison sliders, and email signup and contact forms. It also includes product and collection page sections like the main product and main collection grid, plus the layout elements — header, announcement bar, footer, and newsletter popup — alongside predictive search and a cart that can display as a drawer or a separate page.
How Cama content is built
Cama is modular: the pieces you place on a page — media, text, buttons, accordions, marquees, and the rest — are sections and the blocks nested inside them, not fixed, self-contained layouts. You build a page by adding a section and arranging the blocks it supports, and templates define the page's structure. The Content sections collection documents each section and the settings it exposes.
Where to configure Cama
Open your theme in the Shopify theme editor to change how your store looks, feels, and behaves. The global settings are grouped into panels: Quick start, Colors, Typography, General styles, Buttons, Inputs, Products, Social media, Header, Search, Cart, and Currency format. The Theme settings collection documents these panels, and its General settings article covers the ones you're most likely to change.
Quick start panel
The Quick start panel is your landing point for help and for the few settings that live outside the design panels. It links to Shopify help, Cama's documentation, and theme support, and lets you submit a support ticket. It also points you to Theme actions > Edit languages in the theme editor when you want to change the text that appears on buttons, checkboxes, and similar built-in UI elements.