Theme setup

There are two ways to put Easy Quotes elements on your storefront. Use blocks where you can, snippets where you can’t.

App blocks (no code)

In Online Store → Customize, add these wherever your theme accepts app blocks:

Block	Where it goes
Add to quote button	A product section, or a product card on newer themes
Quote form	The page you use as your quote page
Quote link	A header that supports app blocks
Convert cart to quote	Your cart page (Pro)

Each block has its own settings — button style, spacing, colours, and its own CSS classes and Custom CSS for that one placement.

Snippets (full control)

Some themes don’t accept app blocks everywhere — headers and product cards are the usual gaps. For those, paste a placeholder into your theme code and Easy Quotes fills it in:

<div id="easy_quotes_add_to_quote"></div>

Easy Quotes → Integration lists every snippet with its options and a copy button. A snippet takes precedence over the matching block on the same page, so nothing is ever shown twice — and if you add both, the theme editor shows a note on the hidden block explaining why. Only you see that note.

Product grids

Theme blocks (Horizon and later). Their product cards accept app blocks and pass the card’s product down, so adding the Add to quote block inside the product card gives you a button on every card — collection pages, search results and recommendations — with no code.

Older themes (Dawn). Their cards don’t accept app blocks, so use the grid snippet instead. Paste it into your product card snippet (Dawn: snippets/card-product.liquid):

<div
  data-easy-quotes="add_to_quote"
  data-product-handle="{{ card_product.handle }}"
  data-product-tags="{{ card_product.tags | join: ',' | escape }}"
  data-button-text="Add to quote"
></div>

Two notes on that one:

• Your theme may call the card’s product something other than card_product — check what the surrounding code uses.
• data-product-tags only matters if you’ve limited the button to tagged products in Settings. Without it the product is looked up on page load to check the tag, which is one request per card.

A grid card adds the product’s first available variant, the same as a theme’s quick-add button. Shoppers who need to choose options can still open the product page.

After changing anything

Theme changes take effect immediately. App changes need a moment — if you’ve just updated the app, reload the storefront page rather than trusting a cached view.