> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.samita.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.samita.io/banners/configure-banner-display-conditions.md).

# Configure banner display conditions

## Display the banners on all pages on the site

### **Steps to manage**

1. Open the app > click **Banners** > open the banner or create a new one
2. Click the **Placement**
3. In the **Conditions** parts, skip this part and the banner will automatically display on all pages  
4. In the field under the **Conditions** field > Select **Display on both desktop and mobile browsers**. The banner will always show up on all pages of the site 
5. Click **Save**

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#### Set up conditions to display the banners on specific pages

Currently, the app allows you to set up conditions to show a banner on the front store.&#x20;

We can show banners with selected pages, languages, products, product tags, customers, or customer tags.

### **Step to manage**&#x20;

1. Open the app > click **Banners** > open the banner or create a new one
2. Click the **Placement**&#x20;
3. Click **Add another condition** button > Set the condition with pages, customers, or products based on your needs. For example: ***Page – is equal to – Collection page***&#x20;
4. If you add multiple conditions, please check the if **Products must match:** **all conditions** or **Any condition**. &#x20;
5. Select **where to display**&#x20;
6. Click **Save**&#x20;
7. Check the result on the front store

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> **Products must match all conditions or any condition.**\
> – If you select "all conditions", products must match all the conditions added\
> – If you select "any condition", products must match at least one of the conditions

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## Display a banner at a customized position on the front store

You can use the shortcode to display the banner at a specific position.&#x20;

### **Step to manage**

**In the Samita app:**&#x20;

1. Open the app > click **Banners** > open the banner or create a new one
2. Click the P**lacement,** in **Select A Display Position >** select **Custom**
3. In P**lacement, scroll down** > **Shortcode** > **Copy** shortcode. With **shortcode**, you can display banners anywhere on your website.
4. Click the **Display** icon on the left sidebar > Copy the Shortcode of the banner

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**On the Shopify admin page:**

1. From the Shopify admin page, open the page/template you want to add to the banner
2. Paste the Shortcode of the banner
3. Save the changes&#x20;
4. Check the result on the front store

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**On the Shopify admin page:**

1. From the Shopify admin page, click **Online store** > **Themes** > click **Customize** button of the theme you want to work on&#x20;
2. Open the page template (Ex.**Homepage**)&#x20;
3. On the left, click **Add section** > **Apps** > select **Samita banner**&#x20;
4. Paste the shortcode of the banner to the section
5. Drag/drop the app section to change the position of the banner on the page
6. **Save**&#x20;

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