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# Display Trust badge at a specific position
Our app provides you the shortcode of the trust badge that allows you to place it at any position you want.
Note: Only use the badge short code when you want to place it in a specific position.
## **Steps to manage**
1. From the app admin page, go to **Trustbadge Plus** > Choose **Trust Badges** tab and open the trust badge you want.
2. In the **Design** tab > **Shortcode** section > Copy the Shortcode of the badge
3. Go back to the Shopify admin page > **Online stores** > **Themes** > **Customize** (the theme you want) > open the page template you want
4. Click **Add block** > find the app block of the **Samita Trust badge** app > click **Add**
5. In the block content, paste the shortcode of the trust badge
6. Drag and drop the block of the change the position of the badge on the product
7. Click **Save** to update the changes in the theme editor
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> ### **Need support?**
>
> If you do encounter any difficulty while proceeding these steps, don’t show any hesitation to contact us promptly via the email address [support@samita.io](https://help.samita.io/support@samita.io)
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