> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://support.charlla.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://support.charlla.io/en/userguide/widget/settings.md).

# Settings

### Multi-Shop Player widget and Floating widget settings

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1. Turn on **Shuffle** to play the widget's videos in random order. Shuffle isn't reflected in the playback order list or the preview; it applies only to the live widget code.
2. When Shuffle is on, a hint box on the playback order tab tells you so.
3. Turn on **Auto swipe** to play the next video automatically when the current one ends, so viewers don't have to move to it themselves.

### Slide widget settings

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1. Turn on **Shuffle** to play the widget's videos in random order. Shuffle isn't reflected in the playback order list or the preview; it applies only to the live widget code.

### Spotlight widget settings

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1. Turn on **Shuffle** to show product images in random order instead of the order you added them. Shuffle isn't reflected in the playback order list or the preview; it applies only to the live widget code.
2. Turn on **Autoplay Center Item Only** to autoplay only the item in the center of the screen. The other items appear as thumbnail images.
3. Turn on **Auto-Slide to Next Item** to move to the next product image automatically after a set time, so viewers don't have to click the arrow buttons.
4. With Auto-Slide to Next Item on, choose how long each product image stays on screen: 3 seconds (Short), 5 seconds (Default), 7 seconds (Relaxed), or 10 seconds (Long). The widget moves to the next item when the time is up.

### Hero Banner widget (main page top banner) settings

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1. Turn on **Shuffle** to play the widget's items in random order. Shuffle isn't reflected in the playback order list or the preview; it applies only to the live widget code.
2. Turn on **Auto-Slide to Next Item** to move to the next product image automatically after a set time, so viewers don't have to click the arrow buttons.
3. In **Product Image Display Time**, set how long each product image stays on screen. When the time is up, the widget moves to the next item automatically. The default is 5 seconds.


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