Editing Cards in the Products Block

The Products block displays recommended offers in the email. You can modify the appearance of product cards and save them as modules for reuse in other messages.

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Note

Before editing product cards, make sure you have configured structure and data substitution rules

Editing a Product Card

  1. Open an existing email or create a new one.
  2. Drag the Products block into the message content area.
Email editor with the Products block icon highlighted in the block panel and product cards displayed in the message content area
  1. Open the Structures & Modules panel.
Email editor with the Structures and Modules icon highlighted in the block panel and product cards displayed in the message content area
  1. Drag a structure into the message.
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Recommendation

Choose a structure with the same number of containers as the product card.

The structure is used only for editing. You can delete it after updating the module.

Structures and Modules panel with a two-column layout structure highlighted, and an arrow pointing to two Drop content here placeholders added above the Products block
  1. Click the Products block and go to the Modules tab.
Product block panel with the Modules tab highlighted, showing the Header toggle, product card with a Replace button, and Footer toggle
  1. In the Product card section, copy the module name used in the block.
Product block panel with the Modules tab open, showing the product card module name highlighted
  1. Go to the Modules → My modules.
Modules panel with the My modules dropdown highlighted and the search field showing the module name
  1. Paste the module name into the search field.
Modules panel with the search field showing the pasted module name and the matching product card module highlighted below
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Note

If the module is not found, the block uses a default module. Open General modules and find it there.

  1. Drag the module into the added structure.
Modules panel with the product card module highlighted and an arrow pointing to the structure placeholder in the message
  1. Make the required changes (for example, update the button color).
Button block settings panel with the Button Color field highlighted, showing a green Buy button applied to the product card
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Note

To change currency and price format contact support at [email protected].

Adding Product Parameters

By default, the product card includes variables for:

  1. Link
  2. Name
  3. Price
  4. Image
  5. Old Price
Container Data tab with the Link, Name, Price, Image, and old price fields numbered 1 to 5, and the product card outlined in red

You can add additional parameters from the product feed. Example: adding product category

  1. Add a text block inside the product card.
  2. Enter placeholder text, for example: Category.
Text block panel with the Text tool highlighted in the toolbar and an arrow pointing to a placeholder text field added to the product card
  1. Open the block code and add: class="Category".
Code editor open with the code icon highlighted, showing a class attribute added to the paragraph tag for the text field
  1. Select the module and go to Data → Configuration.
Container panel with the Data tab and Configuration icon highlighted, module label highlighted above the product card
  1. Click + and add:
  • Variable name: Category
  • Value: category
Configuration panel with the Variable Name and Variable fields filled in and the plus button highlighted
  1. Click + Item.
Configuration panel with the + Item button highlighted
  1. Select the text block with the Category value.
Configuration panel with the Apply Data to dropdown open, showing the second Text Block highlighted, and the matching field highlighted on the product card
  1. Save the configuration.
Configuration panel with the Apply Data to and Import Data into fields set, and the Save Configuration button highlighted
  1. Open the Data tab and verify that the new field appears.
Container Data tab with a new custom field highlighted at the bottom, showing the added variable value

Saving a Card as a Module

  1. Select the module and open the menu (three dots).
  2. Click Update module.
Product card module selected in the message, with the three-dot menu button visible to open the module options
  1. Choose:
  • Update — overwrite the existing module
  • Save as new — create a new module
Update module panel with the Module Name field, Category dropdown, and Update and Save as New options, with the Update button highlighted

If you saved a new module instead of updating the existing one, you need to manually update the Products block in the message.

  1. Click the Products block and open the Modules tab.
Product block panel with the Modules tab highlighted, showing the product card and Replace button
  1. Click Replace in the Product card section.
Product block panel with the Product card section and Replace button highlighted
  1. Select the new module.
Select product card module dialog with the search field and a vertical product card module highlighted

Result: the block updates after selection.

Product block panel with the newly selected vertical product card module highlighted, and the matching card outlined in red on the product cards in the email

Update Modules in Messages

If you update a module in the library after adding it to an email, the Products block shows the module with an Off icon, and the Modules tab displays a warning. This means the email uses an outdated version of the module.

Product block panel with a warning icon on the Modules tab and an Off badge highlighted on the product cards in the email

To update the module to the latest version:

  1. Select the Products block and open the Modules tab.
Product block Modules tab with a Not updated module is detected warning and the Update module button
  1. Click Update module.
Product block Modules tab with the Update module button highlighted in the Not updated module warning
  1. Save the changes in the email.
Email editor toolbar with the Save and exit dropdown open and the Save option highlighted


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