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# Cutline

A new feature for Palo Alto is the ability to add a Cutline (or a Tagline) to showcase a single important point of information about your product:

![](/files/NBx68QEA1RX0Ir4ic4Ws)

### Setting up the new metafield definition

To set up a Cutline, you need to create a new, custom, metafield definition that Palo Alto can recognize.

The most important part is to use this namespace and key: `theme.cutline`

![](/files/2tWk6Ta1BqHDw8QaUu1g)

To start, navigate to your Shopify Admin -> Settings and choose Metafields from the left panel. Next, click on **Products** *(click images to zoom)*:

![Under 'Metafields', click on 'Products'](/files/xxXveBhFHpvFp4MQDcR9) ![Click on the 'Add definition' button](/files/nfxdPluMl0OwuKCNzKCe)

Click the **Add definition** button to begin. Choose a name, we'll use '`cutline`'. Next, we will use a custom namespace. This is **required**.

A crucial step here is to change the **default namespace** (usually called '*my\_fields*') to **`theme`**

![](/files/JSMRmlDB1woJ4Li0gdrd)

Add a description *(this is optional)* then choose **Select content type**. Next, choose **Text** and use **Single line text** *(it's the default option)*:

![](/files/sSXBOGkKb9wIWtxnxDJw)

{% hint style="success" %}
Don't forget to **Save** your changes.
{% endhint %}

### Product setup

Now that our custom metafield has been defined, the final step is to edit any of your products in the Shopify Admin -> Products and update the new `cutline` metafield.

All you need to do is scroll to the bottom of the product setup page and fill them in:

![](/files/IZXmYXVVRwohOBKB93NB)

Don't forget to **Save** your product and preview it on any product grid view, for example, a like Collection page:

![Click the image to zoom-in](/files/4EXAvmX7IYnzzXaYRyVj)