<!-- your price code here -->
This shows Locksmith manual locking code wrapping an entire price section, which I've highlighted.
4. Save!
Remember, those 4 steps need to be done for each file that display the price.
{% hint style="info" %}
In many cases, the above code only needs to be added to two or three files. Whichever file is in charge of displaying the price on **product** pages, **collection** pages, and **searches**. The latter two are oftentimes the same.
{% endhint %}
## Configuring Locksmith to hide the add-to-cart button only
You can still restrict purchasing products, while leaving the product details visible to the customer. This also a good option for those wanting to make sure that products are **available for search engines to index**.
**As a reminder**, we can help guide you through this process, including adding the code, so don't hesitate to get in touch.
Step 1 is exactly the same, but the code you add in step 2 will be slightly different.
Find the product-template or product-form file in your theme, and locate the code that generates the "add-to-cart" button. This is different for all themes, so it won't be possible to give you an exact location for this. Then, add the code that you want to render, inside of a Liquid "else" statement. For example:
{% code overflow="wrap" %}
```liquid
{% capture var %}{% render 'locksmith-variables', variable: 'access_granted', scope: 'subject', subject: product %}{% endcapture %}{% if var == 'true' %}{% assign locksmith_access_granted = true %}{% else %}{% assign locksmith_access_granted = false %}{% endif %}
{% if locksmith_access_granted %}
{% else %}
Product not available
{% endif %} ``` {% endcode %} This results in the add-to-cart button being replaced, in cases where the customer doesn't have access. What is shown depends on what is added above. Just make sure your key conditions on the lock match the conditions that you want your customers to meet before being able to purchase. ### For stores using Shopify's [legacy customer account system](https://help.shopify.com/en/manual/customers/customer-accounts/legacy-customer-accounts) (formerly "Classic customer accounts"): If you need to render a "Login to purchase" button, use the following code (the button classes may need to be edited). This button includes a redirect to return customers after login: {% code overflow="wrap" %} ```html Log in to purchase ``` {% endcode %} ### For stores using Shopify's [customer account](https://help.shopify.com/en/manual/customers/customer-accounts/new-customer-accounts) system (formerly "New customer accounts": If you need to render a "Login to purchase" button, use the following code (the button classes may need to be edited). This button will return customers after login: {% code overflow="wrap" %} ```html Log in to purchase ``` {% endcode %} ### For locks using passcode keys: If you need to render a passcode prompt button, use the following code (the button classes may need to be edited): {% code overflow="wrap" %} ```html ``` {% endcode %} ### For locks using location keys: You can add an access denied message of location keys by adding paragraph tags and some text within the Liquid "else" statement, for example: ```htmlProduct not available in your country.
``` ### When using the "is tagged with..." key condition you can display a "Login to purchase" button *or* an access denied message depending on a visitors access:Click here for an example
The following example includes an "else" statement that will: * display an access denied message to customers who *are* signed in and *don't* have access to the lock. * or a "Login to purchase" button for customers who aren't signed in. ```You do not have access to this resource.
Log in to purchase ``` **Note:** The above example uses a "Login to purchase" button for Shopify's [standard customer accounts](/tutorials/hiding-prices.md#for-stores-using-shopifys-customer-account-system-formerly-new-customer-accounts) system.