The only post found is 2 yrs old, ditto for youtube…and doesn’t work.
The only workaround I found was to find the page to re-Sell It and go thru the entire process just to get to the last page where the code is. There must be an easier way?!
(Of course, we never went to the moon, can’t do simple stuff in 2025.)
Appreciate some help. 
On your product pages, look just below the product thumbnail and you’ll see ‘actions’ on the left and ‘share’ on the right. Click on ‘Share’ and you’ll find a link icon that provides the HTML code.
and you can also see it in the back end of your store under the product - next to actions then click the link icon (-)
The share button doesn’t work though if you have adblock turned on
So you have to turn adblock off to get to your html code via this route
This forum thread has a step by step. Help Please- where is the html code to add products to the Show Me forums?
I don’t see any page that has the word Action.
Thanks! Found it! Yes, and found Action and Link and HTML…whew!
The day Zazzle took away sharing directly from product display pages is the same day I almost entirely stopped sharing on the Show Me forum because I could no longer bring up multiple tabs and share from them. Does anyone know why they did this? I suspect dropping BBCode was because of the switch to the newer forum format, but why no sharing from a display page?
I kind of suspect that they took it off of individual product pages to make it harder to share the product because they were refocusing efforts on the new revamped collections. They easily made the new collections sharable. It seems they really want you to use those collections for sharing and advertising your products more than individual product pages. (These are just my thoughts only, nothing verified). I sure miss having it on the product page, though.
The removal of sharing on product pages certainly seemed to happen concurrent with revamping collections, so you might be correct. Too bad the newer style collections aren’t very useful for me, but I’m not necessarily a universal model, so that’s my fault.
Not any more…not there.
