β¨ How "Priority" Can Help Control Badge Visibility?
βοΈ Understanding Badge Priority & Visibility
The Priority setting gives you precise control over which badges appear on a product when multiple display conditions are met simultaneously.
β This prevents your product images from becoming cluttered and ensures your most important marketing messages stand out!
βοΈ The Priority Scale
The system uses a numerical ranking to determine importance:
0 is the Highest Priority (appears first/takes precedence).
Larger numbers (1, 2, 3...) represent Lower Priority.
βοΈ Key Feature: "Hide if product has higher priority badges"
Each badge has a checkbox labeled "Hide if product has higher priority badges."
β This setting determines if a badge should disappear when it "competes" with a more important one.
β¨ How Priority Logic Works
1. Badge With Different Priorities
β If two badges have different priority numbers, the system looks at the "Hide..." checkbox of the lower-priority badge.
If both checked: The lower-priority badge will be hidden.
If both unchecked: Both badges will be displayed (unless the higher-priority badge also has a "Hide" rule).
Example:
Badge A: "Free Shipping" | Priority: 0 | "Hide..." box: Unchecked.
Badge B: "Personalize It" | Priority: 1 | "Hide..." box: Checked.
Result: Only "Free Shipping" is displayed because Badge B is set to hide whenever a higher priority (0) is present.
2. Badges with the Same Priority
Example: Both have "Hide..." checked
Badge A: "New Arrival" (Created June 17). Priority: 0. "Hide" Checked.
Badge B: "Pre-order" (Created June 20). Priority: 0. "Hide" Checked.
β Result: "New Arrival" is displayed because it was created first.
Example: Neither has "Hide..." checked
β Result: Both badges display
Example: Only one has "Hide..." checked
β Result: Both badges display
The "Hide..." setting only works when comparing badges with different priorities
3. Summary Table
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