Quick Tip: Variation Display
Hello Sellers!
This post will discuss how variations are displayed on the product detail page. Variations are sets of products that are related to one another. Not every category supports parent-child relationships, and not every variation is appropriate for a parent-child relationship.
How Images Display on Variations
The images displayed on a variation detail page will behave depending on the dimensions available for a buyer to choose from. Dimensions are the options given to the customer to choose the right product variant, for example size, colour or style.
In a variation, we can find two types of dimensions:
- Visual Dimension: These are options where a significant visual difference is applied to the product variant. The images in the detail page will change depending on the option selected. For example, colour or pattern variants.
- Non-Visual Dimension: This is one where regardless of the option selected, there is not going to be a visual impact on the detail page and the images will remain the same. For example, size variants.
Product detail pages in the clothing, accessories & luggage, sporting goods and beauty categories
The Clothing, Accessories and Luggage, Sports and Outdoors, and Beauty categories display best-selling parent products in search results and on product detail pages. This means that display elements, such as product title and description, appear from the data associated with the parent product.
Before customers can purchase the product, they must first use the drop-down menus on the product detail page to indicate which child product they want to purchase. Selecting options from the drop-down menus does not load a new product detail page.
For example, in Clothing, when customers look for a T-shirt, the best-selling parent products appear:
- When customers select the T-shirt listing, the product detail page shows the parent product.
- Customers select a size from the drop-down menu.
Product detail pages in all other categories
All other categories display only the best-selling child product in search results and on product detail pages. Display elements, such as product title and price appear, from the data associated with the best-selling child product.
Clicking on the product loads the product detail page for the best-selling child product. From this page, customers can view other child products from the same grouping using a drop-down menu or product images.
You can find more information on the following help pages:
Quick Tip: Variation Display
Hello Sellers!
This post will discuss how variations are displayed on the product detail page. Variations are sets of products that are related to one another. Not every category supports parent-child relationships, and not every variation is appropriate for a parent-child relationship.
How Images Display on Variations
The images displayed on a variation detail page will behave depending on the dimensions available for a buyer to choose from. Dimensions are the options given to the customer to choose the right product variant, for example size, colour or style.
In a variation, we can find two types of dimensions:
- Visual Dimension: These are options where a significant visual difference is applied to the product variant. The images in the detail page will change depending on the option selected. For example, colour or pattern variants.
- Non-Visual Dimension: This is one where regardless of the option selected, there is not going to be a visual impact on the detail page and the images will remain the same. For example, size variants.
Product detail pages in the clothing, accessories & luggage, sporting goods and beauty categories
The Clothing, Accessories and Luggage, Sports and Outdoors, and Beauty categories display best-selling parent products in search results and on product detail pages. This means that display elements, such as product title and description, appear from the data associated with the parent product.
Before customers can purchase the product, they must first use the drop-down menus on the product detail page to indicate which child product they want to purchase. Selecting options from the drop-down menus does not load a new product detail page.
For example, in Clothing, when customers look for a T-shirt, the best-selling parent products appear:
- When customers select the T-shirt listing, the product detail page shows the parent product.
- Customers select a size from the drop-down menu.
Product detail pages in all other categories
All other categories display only the best-selling child product in search results and on product detail pages. Display elements, such as product title and price appear, from the data associated with the best-selling child product.
Clicking on the product loads the product detail page for the best-selling child product. From this page, customers can view other child products from the same grouping using a drop-down menu or product images.
You can find more information on the following help pages:
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Quick Tip: Variation Display
Hello Sellers!
This post will discuss how variations are displayed on the product detail page. Variations are sets of products that are related to one another. Not every category supports parent-child relationships, and not every variation is appropriate for a parent-child relationship.
How Images Display on Variations
The images displayed on a variation detail page will behave depending on the dimensions available for a buyer to choose from. Dimensions are the options given to the customer to choose the right product variant, for example size, colour or style.
In a variation, we can find two types of dimensions:
- Visual Dimension: These are options where a significant visual difference is applied to the product variant. The images in the detail page will change depending on the option selected. For example, colour or pattern variants.
- Non-Visual Dimension: This is one where regardless of the option selected, there is not going to be a visual impact on the detail page and the images will remain the same. For example, size variants.
Product detail pages in the clothing, accessories & luggage, sporting goods and beauty categories
The Clothing, Accessories and Luggage, Sports and Outdoors, and Beauty categories display best-selling parent products in search results and on product detail pages. This means that display elements, such as product title and description, appear from the data associated with the parent product.
Before customers can purchase the product, they must first use the drop-down menus on the product detail page to indicate which child product they want to purchase. Selecting options from the drop-down menus does not load a new product detail page.
For example, in Clothing, when customers look for a T-shirt, the best-selling parent products appear:
- When customers select the T-shirt listing, the product detail page shows the parent product.
- Customers select a size from the drop-down menu.
Product detail pages in all other categories
All other categories display only the best-selling child product in search results and on product detail pages. Display elements, such as product title and price appear, from the data associated with the best-selling child product.
Clicking on the product loads the product detail page for the best-selling child product. From this page, customers can view other child products from the same grouping using a drop-down menu or product images.
You can find more information on the following help pages:
Quick Tip: Variation Display
Hello Sellers!
This post will discuss how variations are displayed on the product detail page. Variations are sets of products that are related to one another. Not every category supports parent-child relationships, and not every variation is appropriate for a parent-child relationship.
How Images Display on Variations
The images displayed on a variation detail page will behave depending on the dimensions available for a buyer to choose from. Dimensions are the options given to the customer to choose the right product variant, for example size, colour or style.
In a variation, we can find two types of dimensions:
- Visual Dimension: These are options where a significant visual difference is applied to the product variant. The images in the detail page will change depending on the option selected. For example, colour or pattern variants.
- Non-Visual Dimension: This is one where regardless of the option selected, there is not going to be a visual impact on the detail page and the images will remain the same. For example, size variants.
Product detail pages in the clothing, accessories & luggage, sporting goods and beauty categories
The Clothing, Accessories and Luggage, Sports and Outdoors, and Beauty categories display best-selling parent products in search results and on product detail pages. This means that display elements, such as product title and description, appear from the data associated with the parent product.
Before customers can purchase the product, they must first use the drop-down menus on the product detail page to indicate which child product they want to purchase. Selecting options from the drop-down menus does not load a new product detail page.
For example, in Clothing, when customers look for a T-shirt, the best-selling parent products appear:
- When customers select the T-shirt listing, the product detail page shows the parent product.
- Customers select a size from the drop-down menu.
Product detail pages in all other categories
All other categories display only the best-selling child product in search results and on product detail pages. Display elements, such as product title and price appear, from the data associated with the best-selling child product.
Clicking on the product loads the product detail page for the best-selling child product. From this page, customers can view other child products from the same grouping using a drop-down menu or product images.
You can find more information on the following help pages:
Quick Tip: Variation Display
Hello Sellers!
This post will discuss how variations are displayed on the product detail page. Variations are sets of products that are related to one another. Not every category supports parent-child relationships, and not every variation is appropriate for a parent-child relationship.
How Images Display on Variations
The images displayed on a variation detail page will behave depending on the dimensions available for a buyer to choose from. Dimensions are the options given to the customer to choose the right product variant, for example size, colour or style.
In a variation, we can find two types of dimensions:
- Visual Dimension: These are options where a significant visual difference is applied to the product variant. The images in the detail page will change depending on the option selected. For example, colour or pattern variants.
- Non-Visual Dimension: This is one where regardless of the option selected, there is not going to be a visual impact on the detail page and the images will remain the same. For example, size variants.
Product detail pages in the clothing, accessories & luggage, sporting goods and beauty categories
The Clothing, Accessories and Luggage, Sports and Outdoors, and Beauty categories display best-selling parent products in search results and on product detail pages. This means that display elements, such as product title and description, appear from the data associated with the parent product.
Before customers can purchase the product, they must first use the drop-down menus on the product detail page to indicate which child product they want to purchase. Selecting options from the drop-down menus does not load a new product detail page.
For example, in Clothing, when customers look for a T-shirt, the best-selling parent products appear:
- When customers select the T-shirt listing, the product detail page shows the parent product.
- Customers select a size from the drop-down menu.
Product detail pages in all other categories
All other categories display only the best-selling child product in search results and on product detail pages. Display elements, such as product title and price appear, from the data associated with the best-selling child product.
Clicking on the product loads the product detail page for the best-selling child product. From this page, customers can view other child products from the same grouping using a drop-down menu or product images.
You can find more information on the following help pages:
