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# Display Rules
The Display Options section contains global settings that apply across all your bars. Below are the detailed settings available in this section:
* Single bar: Show one bar at a time, picked by order.
* Rotation: When enabled, Notibar automatically cycles through all active bars in sequence instead of showing a single bar permanently.
Global setting that cycles through multiple eligible bars in one slot:
* Order: Sequential - bars rotate in the order they appear in your bar list; Random - bars are shown in a randomized order.
* Configurable interval (seconds): Enter the number of seconds each bar is displayed before switching to the next one.
* Pause on Hover: When enabled, rotation pauses while a visitor hovers over the bar.
### **Display Tab**
The Display tab controls which visitors see each bar, on which pages, and on which devices.
Below are the detailed settings available in this section:
### Show On
This option decides which device can see the created notification bar. You have two options:
* Desktop
* Mobile
### Page Logic
Here, you will choose where to display the notification bar. The options available are:
* **Display on all pages:** The Notibar will appear on every page of the website.
* **Hide on all pages:** The Notibar will be hidden across the website.
* **Show only on selected page:** Choose specific pages to display the Notibar.
* **Hide on selected pages:** Choose specific pages to hide the Notibar. (Page Selection Dropdown: Select the specific pages from the dropdown menu that appears when this option is selected.)
### Post Logic
Same four options as above, but applied to blog posts.
* **Display on all posts:** Choosing this option will make Notibar appear on all the published blog posts.
* **Hide on all posts:** If you need to hide the Notibar from all the posts, choose this option.
* **Show only on selected posts:** You can search and choose specific posts to display the Notibar.
* **Hide only on specific posts:** If you need to hide the Notibar from specific blog posts, choose this option.
* **Other post types:** Show the bar on specific custom post types, such as WooCommerce Products, Events, or Portfolio items.
### Audience
Using this option, you can target a specific audience. Here is how you can use it:
* **Everyone:** The bar will be displayed to every website visitor.
* **Logged-in Users:** The bar will be displayed only if the user is logged in to the website.
* **Logged-out Visitors:** Logged-in users won't see this bar, but everyone else will.
* **Specific roles:** If you need to show this to a specific user role, use this option. Ideal for B2B stores.
* **Specific users:** If you need to show the bar to specific users, use this option and choose the users from the submit box.
### Country
Using this option, you can target visitors based on their country. Here is how you can use it:
* **All countries:** The bar will be displayed to visitors from every country.
* **Show only in selected countries:** The bar will be displayed only if the visitor is located in one of the countries you select.
* **Hide in selected countries:** Visitors from the selected countries won't see this bar, but everyone else will.
Once you choose **Show only in selected countries** or **Hide in selected countries**, a country selection box will appear. Search for a country by name or scroll through the list, and select as many as you need.
### Stack display mode
By default, only one matching bar is shown at a time. With stack display mode, you can show multiple matching bars at once instead of picking just one.
This setting only applies when **Show all bars** is selected. It controls how the entire stack behaves as the visitor scrolls, rather than each bar individually.
* **Fixed (stays on scroll)**: The whole stack stays in place on the screen as the visitor scrolls down the page.
* **Scroll away with page**: The whole stack scrolls away with the page content, like normal page elements.
Since this setting applies to the whole stack, the position setting on individual bars is ignored while **Show all bars** is active.
