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A Global Section is shared content that pages reference, rather than an independent copy. Use it for a header, footer, approved purchasing area, or another section you deliberately want to maintain from a shared source. A Saved Section is different: it gives you a reusable starting point without keeping the inserted copies linked.

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Create a Global Section

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Prepare the section

Finish and test the source section. Decide whether every future use should share its content, product configuration, and behavior.
2

Open Create Global

Select the section in Layers, open its more-options menu, and choose Create Global when available.
3

Give the shared source a clear name

Enter its name and save. Global names must be unique within the shop; changing only capitalization does not create a distinct name.
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Verify the linked instance

Confirm that the editor now identifies the section as global. Open Saved Sections → Global to find the shared source for reuse.

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Add a global reference to a page

Open Saved Sections → Global, select the shared section, and add it to the page. Its placement belongs to this page, while its content comes from the shared source. Apply Global, when offered on an existing section’s menu, is a replacement action. Use it when you intend that section to become a reference to the selected global source. It is not the same as adding a new section below the existing one.

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Edit shared content

Open the global section’s editing flow and check the scoped editing state before making changes. Jurni uses a dedicated Global Section edit session and restricts some whole-page controls during that session. Make the changes, review mobile and desktop, and save the shared source using that editor’s save action. Saving a global source is not just a private edit to one local page.
Global updates can affect other pages that reference the same source. Before changing a Buy Box, offer, navigation link, or other live shared content, confirm which uses should receive the change. Do not use a shared source for an isolated experiment unless that wider change is intentional.

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Make one instance independent

Select Detach Global from the global instance’s menu when you need to customize only that occurrence. Confirm it is no longer being edited as shared content, then make the page-specific change. Duplicating a linked instance is not a substitute for detaching it. Removing a global instance from a page is also different from deleting the source in the library.

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Publishing destinations matter

Jurni-hosted pages can use the shared source through their global references. Native Shopify Pages are a separately published artifact. After changing shared content used by a Shopify Page, update that Shopify publication and verify the live /pages/ URL rather than assuming the deployed snapshot refreshed automatically.

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Scope and practical limits

Global Sections are scoped to the Jurni shop. They are not a cross-brand or cross-store synchronization system. Recheck products, selling plans, currencies, and widget credentials when copying work to a different shop. Before deleting a global source, review where it is used. If one page merely needs a different version, detaching that instance is a more targeted operation than deleting the shared library item.

Related topics

Sections, layers, and selectionSaved SectionsCopy and duplicate sectionsDelete or hide sections and elementsAdd sections to a page