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# Display Settings
Display Settings
* **Position :** Allows you to specify the position in which the widget will be displayed on the page.
* **Display Timer On :** You have the flexibility to tailor where your widgets appear. Choose to showcase them across All Products, specify particular Custom Products, or even focus on a Custom Collection. The display of your widget will adapt seamlessly based on your selection, ensuring a tailored experience for your visitors.
* **All Products and Collections :** The widget is automatically shown on all product and collection pages in your store.
* **Product :** You can choose on which product page the widget will be shown or not.
* **Collection :** You can choose which collection page to show the widget on.
{% hint style="warning" %}
When you select the radio button for the "Choose by Products" or "Choose by Collections" options, you need to select the desired products or collections from the drop-down list. Make sure you complete your selection without skipping this step.
{% endhint %}
If you choose the "Choose by Product" option, you will see two radio buttons:
> By default, the "Include Selected Products" option is selected. Note that if you want to add a product, you need to click on one of the radio buttons again!
If you choose the "Choose by Collections" option, you will see two radio buttons:
> By default, the "Include Selected Collections" option is selected. Note that if you want to add a collection, you need to click on one of the radio buttons again!
{% hint style="info" %}
Do not forget the "SAVE" the changes.
{% endhint %}
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