The free Save heart for your property pages, so guests can mark the homes they like and find them again in the Saved and Recently Viewed panel.
What it does #
Guests rarely book the first home they look at. Without a simple way to mark a favorite, a guest who likes a home has to remember it or leave the page open. The Favorites tool adds a heart to your single property pages. One tap saves the home.
Saved homes are kept in the guest’s own browser. They show up in the Saved and Recently Viewed panel and on the same hearts in your property grid, so a heart tapped in one place appears everywhere. No license is needed.
For example, a guest taps the heart on a lake cabin, keeps browsing, and later opens the panel to jump straight back to it.
Because favorites live in the browser, they do not follow a guest to another device and cannot be shared. The premium Wishlist tool builds on this same heart and adds saves that persist on the server, sharing by link, votes, and notes.
How to turn it on #
1. Enable the tool #
Go to Conversion Kit under the HomeRunner menu in your WordPress admin and open the Favorites (Save Heart) tab. Check Enable this tool and save.
2. Place the heart on your property template #
The heart only appears where you add a shortcode. Add one of these to your single property page template:
[hrck_wishlist_heart]shows a round heart button.[hrck_wishlist_heart style="save"]shows the heart icon with the word Save next to it, like a share link.
[hrck_favorite_heart] works the same way and can be used in place of [hrck_wishlist_heart]. If you use the HomeRunner Toolkit Property Actions row, it places the Save control for you.
The heart displays on single property pages only.
3. Pick the heart color #
Set Heart Color to match your brand, then save.
Settings #
| Setting | What it controls |
|---|---|
| Enable this tool | Turns the Save heart on or off. |
| Heart Color | The color of the active (saved) heart on property pages. Default is a warm coral, #ff385c. The Saved and Recently Viewed panel has its own color setting. |
Tips #
- If no heart appears, check that the shortcode is in your property template. Turning the tool on does not place it by itself.
- Turn on the Saved and Recently Viewed panel so guests have one place to see everything they hearted.
- Want guests to keep their saves across devices and share a list with a travel group? Add the Wishlist tool. It uses this same heart.
- If you already used the Wishlist heart, your existing setup keeps working. Sites with Wishlist or the Saved and Recently Viewed panel turned on have Favorites enabled automatically, and the heart color carries over.
- See the Conversion Kit overview for the rest of the toolset.