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# How do I expand products to display all color variants?

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How do I expand products to display all color variants — a walkthrough in the Nav editor
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### Go to the Editor of the Nav you want to customize by clicking the title of the Nav.

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### Click the menu item you want further customize.

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### The details panel right next to the menu items will appear. Look for "Expand products by color variants" and turn on by clicking the toggle.

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### Once enabled, individual product cards will show for each color variant.

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### If turned off, the product will show as a standalone product with multiple color variants when clicked.

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