> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://mpithemes.gitbook.io/unicorn-shopify-theme/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://mpithemes.gitbook.io/unicorn-shopify-theme/faq.md).

# FAQ

- [How to customize Metafields](https://mpithemes.gitbook.io/unicorn-shopify-theme/faq/how-to-customize-metafields.md): Metafieds can be helpful in your store if you need to display custom information on the storefront that is not supported by general specifications in your admin.
- [How to group product images by variants?](https://mpithemes.gitbook.io/unicorn-shopify-theme/faq/how-to-group-product-images-by-variants.md): Group images by product variants to set the related images for a specific color variant.
- [How to create a template?](https://mpithemes.gitbook.io/unicorn-shopify-theme/faq/how-to-create-a-template.md): Use the functionality of the templates to create unique content for each page.
- [How to create webpages?](https://mpithemes.gitbook.io/unicorn-shopify-theme/faq/how-to-create-webpages.md): Webpages can be used in sections/blocks and as a single page.
- [How to set up filters?](https://mpithemes.gitbook.io/unicorn-shopify-theme/faq/how-to-set-up-filters.md): The theme supports storefront filtering by Shopify. In the following article, you can learn how to apply filters for collection pages.
- [Understanding of metaobjects and their use in a store](https://mpithemes.gitbook.io/unicorn-shopify-theme/faq/understanding-of-metaobjects-and-their-use-in-a-store.md): Metaobjects is a Shopify tool that can help add and store new data in the admin, which can then be displayed on store pages using theme functionality, sections, or blocks.


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