Quick view & wishlist
| Setting | What it controls | Default |
|---|---|---|
| Enable quick view | A button on product cards that opens the product in a dialog without leaving the page. | On |
| Enable wishlist | A heart on product cards, and a saved list in the header. | On |
| Wishlist page | The page the header heart links to. | /pages/wishlist |
| Enable product comparison | A chip on product cards for comparing products side by side. | On |
Quick view
Section titled “Quick view”Opens a product in a dialog — images, variants, add to bag — so a shopper can buy from a grid without losing their place. Most useful on collection pages with many similar products.
It reads colour swatches from the card it opened from, so if card swatches are off, quick view shows colour options as plain text.
Wishlist
Section titled “Wishlist”A heart on every card, and a saved list reachable from the header.
Saved on the shopper’s device. Not to their account — a theme cannot write to a customer’s account, so no theme can do this without an app. In practice it works the way shoppers expect on the device they are browsing with, and the interface says “saved on this device” so nobody is misled.
Product comparison
Section titled “Product comparison”Lets shoppers hold up to four products side by side on their specifications. Most valuable where products differ on numbers — capacity, weight, dimensions — and less so for things chosen on looks.
The comparison table builds itself from product options and metafields, and only shows a row where at least one product has a value, so it never fills with blanks.
If it looks wrong
Section titled “If it looks wrong”The heart leads to a 404. No wishlist page, or Wishlist page points somewhere that does not exist.
Quick view shows no colour chips. Card swatches are off.
Compare opens an empty table. The products share no comparable specifications. Add options or metafields they have in common.