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# Cutline second line

> Feature introduced in Broadcast v3.2.0

Add a custom tagline to individual products using metafields. The tagline will appear styled in the product grid on collection pages and any section using a product grid view:

![Cutline is a second line for additional information](/files/uIvlReyffcQeos2CxiDb)

## How to setup

The first step is to add or define a new product metafield. This is a custom metafield you'll create the Settings of your Shopify Admin.

### Add a new product metafield

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

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

![Verify the namespace and key are changed to theme.cutline](/files/r3Sdl6cTvviotcI6knfZ)

### How to create the metafield

To start, navigate to your Shopify admin settings and open the metafields tab from the left panel. Next, click on 'Products' *(click images to zoom)*:

![Under 'Metafields', click on 'Products'](/files/AtIa2A9n6d4AljIVXjr1) ![Click on the 'Add definition' button](/files/pRQqrkHQ5r3ed3F8Rv7C)

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

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

![Namespace.key = theme.cutline](/files/EMx91KColLmPzNNFph4u)

Add a description *(optional)* then select 'Single line text' as the content type.

![](/files/172HeSnKtQxOW1SUU6QM)

{% 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/igrL6S9yz9FKJWEGWyDX)

After adding the cutline metafield value don't forget to save the product changes.

Now you're ready to preview the cutline text. View on a collection page or any section that uses the product grid layout:

![Preview your unique cutline text on a Collection page](/files/9frOrPnE2G3yEvxOJoGU)

Your cutline text will only appear for this product. You can now add unique cutline text to any product in your store.

If a product does not have the cutline metafield text information added, nothing will appear.

Only products with a value for the cutline metafield will display that information on the product grid or collection page.

{% hint style="success" %}
Add your unique cutline information for all/any products that require the cutline information displayed on collection pages and product grid sections.
{% endhint %}


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