# Common Options Settings

These are the various settings common to all the different Option types.

The screenshot below shows the general settings for Option sets:

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**(1).** This is a tab which when clicked, would bring up the Options configuration screen.

**(2).** These three icons from the left include; the Duplicate icon for duplicating an Option, followed by the Delete icon for deleting an Option and the Expand/Close icon for opening further settings or closing it.

**(3).** This is the field where you can give a name or rename the Option set you are creating, for your reference purpose.

**(4).** This is a checkbox which will allow you to set a specific option as required or not.

**(5).** This is a dropdown which allows you to choose from the different Option types available for use. Option types available include; Text, Number, Checkbox, Radio Button, Button, Swatches, Dropdown List, Date Picker, Time Picker, File Upload etc.

**(6).** The Advanced settings sub-tab allows you to configure settings like; a Class name which is used for CSS purposes, minimum and maximum characters in case of **Number or Text Option**, set Swatches shape, directions and other Swatches settings in case of **Swatches Option**.

This parallel section generally has **3 sub-tabs** which are;&#x20;

* **Option values**
* **Advanced settings**
* **Conditional logics**

Because our sample screenshot is working with the **Text Option**, therefore only 2 of them are highlighted as **(6)** and **(7).**\
Thus, depending on which Option types you've chosen from the **(5)** dropdown, then **either 2 or 3 of this sub-tab** would become **visible** for use.

**(7).** The conditional logic sub-tab will allow you to set all the conditions which must be met to determine if your Option set should **be displayed** or should **be hidden** for website Customers.

<figure><img src="/files/XMYSYemsuMV3fRJXrOLD" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>


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