Link button directly to product in store

I need to create a button on a page that links directly to one individual product within my store bypassing the store with all of the other products. Basically cutting out an unnecessary step. When I try to link the button it does not allow it. One of many problems I'm running into with version 7.1

Perfect! Thank you!

On 4/4/2023 at 9:42 PM, paul2009 said:

You can do this by adding the url of the product's page. For example, it may be something like /store/p/productname.

Instead of linking to a product detail page, another option may be to use a Product Block instead. This will allow you to include the purchase button directly, instead of a button that leads to the product page.

The only problem I have with this is that the button looks and behaves differently to a 'normal' button on my site... It doesn't fit nicely next to another option button...

1 hour ago, Rolaa said:

The only problem I have with this is that the button looks and behaves differently to a 'normal' button on my site.

@Rolaa Can you provide some details of the method you're using, including a link to the page on your site where we'll find the button?

Squarespace websites usually have three button styles, Primary, Secondary and Tertiary. The Product Block button is usually styled to match the Primary button so should match other Primary buttons.

17 minutes ago, paul2009 said:

@Rolaa Can you provide some details of the method you're using, including a link to the page on your site where we'll find the button?

Squarespace websites usually have three button styles, Primary, Secondary and Tertiary. The Product Block button is usually styled to match the Primary button so should match other Primary buttons.

I've almost fixed it using CSS... Here's the page: https://www.thecarolamoon.com/unstuck

25 minutes ago, paul2009 said:

Squarespace websites usually have three button styles, Primary, Secondary and Tertiary. The Product Block button is usually styled to match the Primary button so should match other Primary buttons.

As to the styles, the "Add to Cart" button was definitely VERY different (font size, letter spacing, padding etc.)