How to add the Legal Notice block to multiple product templates

Overview

The Pandectes Legal Notice block is added to a product template, not to your store as a whole. If your store uses more than one product template, the notice appears only on the products using a template that has the block.

Shopify has no way to add an app block to several templates at once. This is a limitation of the theme editor, not of the app, and no app can work around it. Each template has to be opened and edited separately.

This article shows how to do that. The steps are short, and you repeat them once per template.

Most stores only have one product template and never need this article. Check your template list first, in step 3.

What you need

The app installed and the notice already working on your main product template. If it is not, start with How to install and set up Pandectes EU Warranty & GARAN.
Access to Online Store > Themes on your published theme.

Why the notice is missing on some products

A Shopify product can be assigned to an alternate template, for example product.bundle or product.subscription. Merchants create these for bundles, subscriptions, gift cards, or a different layout on a group of products.

The result on the storefront looks inconsistent:

The product uses	What the shopper sees
A template that has the Legal Notice block	The notice, under Add to cart
A template without the block	Nothing at all

This is the most common reason the notice works on most products but not on a few.

Step 1: Open the theme editor

Go to Online Store and select Edit theme on your published theme.

Online Store page with the Edit theme button on the published theme

Step 2: Open the template picker

At the top of the editor, open the page selector and choose Products.

Theme editor page selector open, with Products highlighted

Step 3: Open a template

You now see every product template in the theme, with the number of products assigned to each one. Default product is the one most stores use, and the others are the alternate templates.

Open the first template that still needs the block.

Product template list showing Default product and the alternate templates

Write down the list before you start. You will come back to this menu once for every template.

Step 4: Add a block where you want the notice

In the left sidebar, find the section holding your product details, usually Product information > Details, and select Add block at the position where the notice should appear.

Placing it under Buy buttons matches the product page placement used everywhere else.

Add block selected inside the Details group of the product information section

Step 5: Pick the Legal Notice block

In the block picker, switch to the Apps tab and select Legal Notice (Pandectes EU Warranty & GARAN). You can also type Pandectes in the search field.

Apps tab of the block picker with the Legal Notice block from Pandectes EU Warranty & GARAN

The block has no settings of its own. Everything about the notice is controlled in the app, under Legal Notice, and applies to every template at once.

Step 6: Save

Select Save in the top right. The notice now renders on every product assigned to this template.

Save button in the top right of the theme editor

Step 7: Repeat for each remaining template

Go back to the page selector, choose Products again, open the next template, and repeat steps 4 to 6.

There is no shortcut and no bulk action. A store with four product templates needs the block added four times.

Check the result

Open Shopify Admin > Apps > Pandectes EU Warranty & GARAN.
On the Storefront status card, look at the Legal Notice (Product) row. It shows how many products the block now covers.
Open a product that previously showed nothing and confirm the notice appears under Add to cart.

If a product still shows nothing after this, see Why the legal guarantee notice is not showing on a product page.

FAQ

Can Pandectes add the block to all templates for me?

No. App blocks are placed by the merchant in the theme editor, and Shopify gives apps no way to write them into a template. This is the same for every app that uses theme blocks.

Do I have to repeat this when I switch themes?

Yes. Blocks belong to a theme. A new theme, or a duplicate you later publish, starts without the block on any template.

Do I need to change the app settings for each template?

No. The block only marks the position. Texts, display mode, styling, and exclusions live in the app and apply to every template.

What about the cart?

The cart is a separate placement on the Plus plan, with its own block. See How to show the legal guarantee notice in the cart.

Updated on: 28/09/2026

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