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Routine Timeline
A read-only walkthrough of a daily ritual: morning, mid-day, evening, weekly. Each step gets a time label, an icon, a short instruction, and optionally a product.
This is not the Bundle Builder
The Routine timeline shows a routine. The Bundle builder lets a shopper build one and add it to the cart.
Reach for the timeline when you want to explain how your products fit into someone's day. Reach for the builder when you want them to assemble a stack and check out. They're often good together: the timeline teaches, the builder sells.
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Settings
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Color scheme | Picks which set of colors to use for this section |
| Subheading | A small line above the heading (e.g. "Daily ritual") |
| Heading | The title of the section |
| Text | A short paragraph under the heading |
| Layout | Timeline draws a spine through the steps. Grid drops them into cards. Default: Timeline. |
| Claims disclaimer | A line under the routine. Ships with a compliant default — see below. |
Blocks
Each step is one Routine step block. The section takes up to 6, which is about as much routine as anyone will actually follow.
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Time of day | The step's label (e.g. "Morning", "Mid-day", "Weekly") |
| Heading | The step title (e.g. "Magnesium Blend") |
| Text | What to actually do — dose, timing, with or without food |
| Product | Links a product; shows a quiet card with image, name and price |
| Image | An image for the step — shows above the product card when you set both |
| Icon | Sun, Moon, Coffee, Droplet, Energy or Heart — or None to hide the icon |
The claims disclaimer
The disclaimer ships filled in:
Individual results may vary. Food supplements are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
That default is deliberate. A routine that pairs a product with a time of day and an instruction reads as advice, and in most markets advice plus a health product is where a "structure/function claim" turns into a regulated medical claim. The disclaimer is the cheapest possible insurance.
You can edit the wording to match your own market's requirements. Clearing it entirely removes the line — which is your call to make, not the theme's.
Tips
- Write the instruction, not the sales pitch. "One sachet in warm milk, 30 minutes before bed" is worth more than "Unlock deeper sleep."
- Keep it to what a person will really do. Four steps that get followed beat six that get abandoned.
- Link the product on every step you can. A shopper who has just read when to take something is as close to buying it as they will ever be.