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Account settings in Theme settings > Account help limit catalog or blog visibility to approved customers, optionally treat B2B customers as approved, and choose how restricted content appears.

How to change theme account

1

Set approved customers

  • Open Theme settings > Account.

  • Under Approved customers, enter Matching tags for customers who may view restricted content.

  • Optional: turn on Enable B2B customers so logged-in B2B customers count as approved.

2

Set restricted content rules

  • Under Restricted content, enter Hide products with tag and Hide blog posts with tag to hide those items from customers who are not approved.

  • Optional: turn on Enable full restriction so only approved logged-in customers can use the site when your policy requires it.

3

Choose restricted style

  • Under Styles, set Restricted style to Hidden or Placeholder.

4

Test with accounts

  • Sign in as tagged and untagged test customers and confirm behavior before publishing.

Notes on account restrictions

  • Tags must match how you tag customers and content in Shopify.

  • Enable full restriction is a strong gate—confirm essential pages remain reachable for support.

  • Placeholder keeps layout; Hidden removes items from view for unapproved customers.

Account settings

Approved customers

Setting
What it controls

Matching tags

Customers with these tags count as approved for restricted content.

Enable B2B customers

Logged-in B2B customers count as approved when enabled.

Restricted content

Setting
What it controls

Hide products with tag

Products with this tag are hidden unless the customer is approved.

Hide blog posts with tag

Posts with this tag are hidden unless the customer is approved.

Enable full restriction

When on, customers must be logged in to an approved account to view the site.

Styles

Setting
What it controls

Restricted style

Hidden or Placeholder for restricted products and posts. Default Placeholder.

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