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# Rules Tab Overview

In this section, you can create and manage rules for displaying your banners based on specific conditions. The interface allows you to add, edit, and delete rules to control where and when your banners appear.

**What You Can Do:**

* **Add Rule:**
  * Click on "Add Rule" to open the rule creation modal.
  * **Rule Name:** Specify the name of the rule.
  * **Condition:** Select the condition for the rule (e.g., Country, Stock Count, Device, URL).
  * **Value:** Provide the value for the selected condition.
  * **Is Active:** Toggle to activate or deactivate the rule.
* **Manage Rules:**
  * **Edit Rule:** Click on the edit icon next to an existing rule to modify it. This opens the rule editing modal where you can change the condition, value, and activation status.
  * **Delete Rule:** Click on the delete icon next to an existing rule to remove it. Deleting a rule is only possible if there is more than one rule.

**Example Conditions:**

* **Display Widget On:** Show the banner on all products.
* **Country:** Target specific countries to display the banner.
* **Stock Count:** Display the banner based on product stock levels.
* **Device:** Target specific devices (e.g., mobile, desktop) to display the banner.
* **URL:** Show the banner on specific URLs.

By using these features, you can ensure that your banner is displayed to the right audience under the right conditions, enhancing its effectiveness. Add, customize, and manage rules to tailor your banner's display settings precisely to your needs.


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