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# Customize

The **Customize** section allows merchants to customize how the RFQ (Request for Quote) buttons, quote widget, and RFQ success message appear on their storefront.

### Step 1: Open the Customize Section

From the Shopify admin, go to:

**Apps → RFQ Request Quote & Hide Price → Customize**

The Customize page contains different settings for controlling the storefront RFQ design.

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## Step 2: Configure Button Style

The **Button Style** section allows merchants to customize the appearance of the RFQ buttons displayed on product pages.

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#### 2.1 Select Language

The **Language** dropdown allows merchants to select the language in which the RFQ button text will be displayed.

**Example:**\
If the store targets English-speaking customers, select **English**.

**Why use it?**\
To display RFQ-related button text in the appropriate language for the store's customers.

#### 2.2 Button Color

The **Button color** option changes the background color of the RFQ button.

**Example:**

If the store's primary brand color is blue, the merchant can set the RFQ button background to blue.

**Why use it?**\
To make the RFQ button match the store's branding.

#### 2.3 Button Hover Color

The **Button hover color** controls the button's background color when a customer moves their mouse over it.

**Example:**

Normal state:

> Request Price by Email

When the customer hovers over it, the button changes to a darker shade.

**Why use it?**\
It gives customers visual feedback when interacting with the button.

#### 2.4 Font Color

The **Font color** controls the text color displayed inside the RFQ button.

**Example:**

Background: Blue\
Text: White

This creates a clear contrast and makes the button easier to read.

#### 2.5 Font Hover Color

The **Font hover color** controls the text color when the customer hovers over the RFQ button.

**Why use it?**\
It allows merchants to create a different hover effect and maintain good text visibility.

#### 2.6 Button Width

The **Button width** setting allows merchants to control how wide the RFQ button appears.

**Example:**

A merchant can increase the width so that:

> **Request Price by Email**

fits properly without looking cramped.

**Why use it?**\
To ensure the button fits the store's product-page design.

#### 2.7 Button Height

The **Button height** setting controls the vertical size of the RFQ button.

**Example:**

If the store uses larger buttons throughout the product page, the merchant can increase the RFQ button height to match them.

#### 2.8 Request Price by Email Text

This field allows merchants to customize the text displayed on the email RFQ button.

**Default example:**

> Request Price by Email

**Custom example:**

> Get a Quote by Email

**Why use it?**\
Merchants can use wording that better matches their store's terminology.

#### 2.9 Request Price by Phone Text

This field allows merchants to customize the text displayed on the phone RFQ button.

**Default example:**

> Request Price by Phone

**Custom example:**

> Call Us for Pricing

**Why use it?**\
To make the call-to-action clearer and more relevant to customers.

## Step 3: Configure Quote Widget

The **Quote Widget** allows merchants to display a floating RFQ button on their storefront.

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#### 3.1 Enable Quote Widget

Turn on:

**Enable quote widget**

Once enabled, the floating quote widget will appear on the storefront.

**Example:**

A customer is browsing different product pages. Instead of going back to find the RFQ button, they can click the floating **Quote** widget to access the quotation functionality.

**Why use it?**\
It keeps the RFQ option easily accessible while customers browse the store.

#### 3.2 Widget Background Color

The **Background color** setting controls the background color of the floating quote widget.

**Example:**

A merchant can use the store's primary brand color.

**Why use it?**\
To keep the floating widget consistent with the storefront design.

#### 3.3 Widget Font Color

The **Font color** controls the color of the text displayed inside the quote widget.

For example:

> Quote

can be displayed in white on a dark background.

**Why use it?**\
To maintain good readability and contrast.

#### 3.4 Widget Text

The **Widget text** field allows merchants to change the text displayed on the floating widget.

**Example:**

Default:

> Quote

Custom:

> Request a Quote

**Why use it?**\
A merchant can use a more descriptive call-to-action to make the RFQ feature easier for customers to understand.

#### 3.5 Widget Position

The merchant can choose where the floating quote widget appears on the storefront.

Available options shown in your screenshot include:

* **Bottom right**
* **Half bottom right**
* **Half top right**
* **Bottom left**
* **Half bottom left**
* **Half top left**

**Example:**

If the store's live-chat button is already positioned at the bottom right, the merchant can place the RFQ widget somewhere else to prevent the two buttons from overlapping.

**Why use it?**\
To position the quote widget where it is visible without interfering with other storefront elements.

## Step 4: Check the Quote Widget Preview

The **Preview** section displays how the quote widget will look on the storefront.

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Check:

* Widget position
* Widget text
* Widget color
* Button appearance
* Overall placement on the product page

**Why use it?**\
Merchants can verify the widget's appearance before applying the changes to their storefront.

## Step 5: Configure Design Modal Box

The **Design Modal Box** controls the success message displayed after a customer successfully submits an RFQ form.

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#### 5.1 Success Message Type

The merchant can select how the success message should appear after form submission.

For example:

* **Pop-up modal**
* Toast-style notification, if available

**Example:**

After the customer submits the RFQ:

> Form successfully saved!

appears in a popup.

**Why use it?**\
It immediately confirms to the customer that their RFQ request was submitted successfully.

#### 5.2 Modal Color

The **Modal color** controls the background color of the success popup.

**Example:**

A merchant can use the same background color as their store's branding.

#### 5.3 Border Color

The **Border color** controls the color of the modal's border.

**Why use it?**\
To make the success popup visually match the store's design.

#### 5.4 Font Color

The **Font color** controls the color of the text displayed inside the success modal.

**Example:**

> Form successfully saved!

The merchant can select a color that provides sufficient contrast against the modal background.

#### 5.5 Font Size

The **Font size** setting controls the size of the success message text.

**Example:**

A merchant can increase the font size if they want the confirmation message to be more noticeable.

#### 5.6 Button Color

The **Button color** controls the background color of the button displayed inside the success popup.

For example:

> **OK**

The merchant can match the button color with their store's primary color.

#### 5.7 Button Font Color

The **Font color** option under the button settings controls the color of the text displayed on the button.

**Example:**

Button background: Dark color\
Button text: White

#### 5.8 Success Message

The **Success message** field allows merchants to customize the message displayed after a successful RFQ submission.

**Default example:**

> Form successfully saved!

**Custom example:**

> Your quote request has been submitted successfully!

**Why use it?**\
A customized message gives customers clear confirmation that their request has been received.

#### 5.9 Button Text

The **Button Text** field allows merchants to customize the text displayed on the success popup button.

**Default:**

> OK

**Custom example:**

> Continue

or

> Close

**Why use it?**\
Merchants can use wording that matches the rest of their website.

## Step 6: Check the Design Modal Preview

The **Preview** section shows how the success popup will look after the customer submits the RFQ form.

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For example:

> ✓\
> **Form successfully saved!**\
> **OK**

Merchants can use this preview to check the colors, font, message, and button before saving.

## Step 7: Save the Changes

After completing all design settings, review the preview and click **Save**.

The selected design settings will then be applied to the RFQ elements on the storefront.
