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# How to Display a Notification Bar in WordPress
Once you have finished the [Notibar plugin activation](https://ninjateam.gitbook.io/notibar/getting-started/how-to-install) and [verified the license key](https://ninjateam.gitbook.io/notibar/getting-started/license-activation-guide), you can start creating notification bars on your WordPress website. You can see the plugin's settings on the left-hand side.
Open it, and you will be redirected to the customizer. There, you will see the Notibar customization options.
By default, the plugin will create a sample notification bar. You can enable/disable it.
You can expand the created bar to edit the content and tweak the options.
As you can see in the image, the text changes in real time. Additional settings are available to make the Notification bar you created even more powerful.
Once you are done with the customization, publish the changes.
Check your website from the front end, and you will see the newly created notification bar.
Feel free to use as many bars as you need :smile:
