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# Sold Out Customizer

This section allows you to customize the appearance of **out-of-stock variants**. You also have a nice preview section to the right, so you could see the effects of each change in real-time.

You can **choose** any of the **two available options**:

* **Show out-of-stock variants:** If you select this option, you can then choose any style you want from the available styles; **Cross, Grey out, Opacity** and **No effect.**
* **Hide out-of-stock variants:** This option allows you to set it to **Automatic** or **Manual.** The Automatic choice is good when you only have one variant title per product, while the Manual choice is good when you have more than one variant title per product.

![A GIF image showing YaySwatches Sold Out Customizer Settings.](/files/LJQSsJObASpS2X0hFJyk)

**This is how the settings with Cross style looks like in frontend:**

![](/files/bwwMujtNStHDY8FkMmUr)


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