Add Reviews to Crave: Complete Setup Guide for Shopify Stores

Crave is a bold, visually striking Shopify theme from Clean Demo. Built around large typography and full-width imagery, Crave is designed for brands that lead with visuals — fashion, home decor, lifestyle, and creative products. Its defining characteristic is a dramatic layout that showcases products as visual centrepieces. Adding review widgets to Crave requires a light touch: the theme’s bold aesthetic leaves little room for widgets that feel generic or break the visual rhythm.

What Makes Crave Different for Review Integration

Crave uses Shopify 2.0 architecture with section-based templates. Unlike older themes where you edit a single product.liquid file, Crave splits the product page across multiple section files. This gives you more flexibility but also means you need to understand which section controls the product information block where reviews should live.

The theme’s full-width sections are its signature. Any review widget that sits inside a product information section needs to match the layout — wide, clean, and visually consistent with the bold brand experience.

Step-by-Step: Adding Reviews to Crave

Step 1: Install Reveddy

If you have not already, install Reveddy from the Shopify App Store. Connect it to your store, let it sync your products, and copy the embed snippet from your Reveddy dashboard. You will need two things: the container div and the script tag.

Step 2: Open the Theme Editor

In Shopify Admin, go to Online Store > Themes. Find your Crave theme and click Actions > Edit code.

Crave’s file structure is organized under Sections. The key files you will work with are:

• main-product.liquid (or similar) — controls the main product page layout
• product-info.liquid or equivalent — renders the product description and price
• Any additional section files that handle reviews or tabs

Step 3: Find the Right Placement in the Product Section

Open the main product section file. Look for the product description block — usually found near {{ product.description }}. In Crave, this is often inside a product-info or product-details tab or section.

The cleanest placement for a review widget is directly below the product description, before any additional product tabs or related products sections. This keeps reviews in the customer’s primary reading flow.

Wrap your Reveddy container in a full-width div that matches Crave’s layout:

<section class="product-reviews-section">
  <div id="reveddy-reviews"></div>
</section>

Step 4: Add Star Ratings Inline with the Price

Crave’s price display is large and prominent — a natural spot for star rating social proof. Find the price block in your product section and add the star rating container above or immediately adjacent to it:

<div id="reveddy-star-rating"></div>

This placement puts social proof right at the decision point. A customer evaluating price and quality sees ratings first.

Step 5: Consider a Dedicated Wall of Love Page

Crave’s full-width sections handle image galleries beautifully. Rather than cramming a review widget into the product page (risking a layout clash with the bold aesthetic), create a separate Wall of Love page that showcases your best photo and video reviews in a grid matching Crave’s visual style.

To do this: create a new Shopify page and paste the Reveddy Wall of Love embed code. Use the URL /pages/wall-of-love or similar. Then link to this page from:

• Your product page description (text link: “See what our customers are saying”)
• Your footer
• Your homepage (replace or supplement an existing image banner with the Wall of Love)

This approach keeps your product pages clean and turns social proof into its own visual storytelling moment.

Step 6: Test Thoroughly on Mobile

Crave is built for impact on desktop, but a significant portion of shoppers will be on mobile. Check your review widgets on a mobile device. The star rating above the price should not push the price onto a second line or create awkward wrapping. The review list below the description should scroll cleanly without creating a long, unbroken wall of text.

Reveddy’s widgets are responsive, but because Crave uses full-width sections with generous padding, the review area can sometimes look compressed on small screens. Test and adjust the padding if needed.

Theme-Specific Tips for Crave

Use photo reviews as lifestyle content. Crave’s editorial grid was made for image-forward content. Customer photos that show the product in context — wearing a jacket, displaying home decor — feel native to Crave’s aesthetic. Text-heavy review lists are harder to integrate visually.

Do not let widgets compete with product images. Crave puts product photography front and centre. A widget that sits too close to the main product image and uses heavy styling can visually clash. Use the default Reveddy widget styling at first, then adjust only if it disrupts the visual hierarchy.

The Wall of Love is your secret weapon on Crave. Rather than treating reviews as a widget to embed, think of your best reviews as content. A Wall of Love page using Crave’s grid layout — with customer photos, star ratings, and review snippets — can become a conversion page in its own right. Link to it from product pages and watch it rank for long-tail review searches.

Video testimonials belong in a dedicated section. If you have video reviews, consider adding a separate “Customer Stories” section to your homepage or a Wall of Love page with video playback enabled. Crave’s full-width video embed support means video testimonials will look at home here.

Troubleshooting

The widget broke my full-width layout

Full-width sections in Crave use a CSS grid or flex layout that assumes consistent child elements. If a widget div does not have width set, it can collapse unexpectedly. Wrap your Reveddy container in a full-width div with width: 100% and check the section’s natural alignment.

I cannot find where to add the snippet

Crave may have a dedicated product-information section file rather than everything in main-product.liquid. Search in the file search for product.description or product-info to find the right section. If the theme uses a modular section approach, you may need to add your review section as a new block in the blocks array for the product page.

Star ratings overlap the price or look misaligned

Crave’s price section often uses flexbox with align-items: center. The star rating container may need display: block or explicit width constraints to keep the layout from stacking incorrectly. Add CSS to your theme’s stylesheet if needed: #reveddy-star-rating { width: 100%; margin-bottom: 8px; }.

The Wall of Love page looks wrong

If your Wall of Love page has a different template than your product pages, it may not inherit Crave’s styling. Assign the default page template (which uses your theme’s full-width layout) to the Wall of Love page rather than a custom template.

Ready to Add Reviews to Crave?

Crave’s bold, editorial design is built to impress — and customer reviews are the proof layer that turns impression into conversion. With Reveddy, you get automated review collection, photo and video support, and a Wall of Love that fits seamlessly into Crave’s visual storytelling approach.

Install Reveddy today and start showcasing your customer stories on your Crave store.