Enable or disable the Shop by Brand functionality for the selected store view. Set to

Yes to activate brand-related features on the storefront.

Select the product attribute that will be used as the Brand. The dropdown lists all

available product attributes in the system (for example: brand, manufacturer, or

custom brand attributes). The selected attribute is used to group products, generate

brand pages, and display brand-based navigation on the storefront.

Select the CMS page where the All Brands list will be displayed. The dropdown shows

all active CMS pages available in the store (such as Home Page, About Us, or a custom

All Brands Page). Ensure the selected CMS page is enabled under Content → Elements

→ Pages and is intended to display the full list of brands.

Allows the admin to upload a Premium badge icon for a brand at the store-view level. This icon is

displayed on Product Listing Pages, Product Detail Pages, and the All Brands page to highlight

premium brand status.

Enables the admin to upload a Featured badge icon for a brand at the store-view level. The icon

appears across Product Listing Pages, Product Detail Pages, and the All Brands page to visually

emphasize featured brands.

Allows the admin to upload a Popular badge icon for a brand at the store-view level. This icon is

shown on Product Listing Pages, Product Detail Pages, and the All Brands page to indicate

popular or high-demand brands.

Specify a custom URL prefix that will appear before the brand name in brand page URLs.

For example: /brands/brand-name.html. Using a consistent prefix improves navigation

and SEO. It is recommended to keep this value aligned with the Brands CMS page URL,

though it can be customized as required.

Note : 

When a CMS page is selected for the All Brands List, the Brand URL Key Prefix is automatically

updated by the extension. This is a built-in feature to ensure correct and consistent brand URLs.

The prefix is fully customizable, allowing the administrator to modify it manually if required.

Define the maximum number of brands that the search engine should load for display on

the storefront. A higher value allows more brands to be loaded but may impact website

performance. Adjust this value based on catalog size and performance requirements.

Specify the label text for the Brands link displayed in the top navigation menu and in

customer account links. You may use the system default value or enter a custom label

based on your storefront requirements.

Control whether the Brands link is displayed in the top navigation menu. Available

options include No, Display at First Position, and Display at Last Position. Selecting

a display position determines where the Brands link appears in the menu order.

Enable this option to display a Brands popup when customers hover over the Brands

link in the top navigation menu. The popup provides quick access to the brand list

and improves navigation usability.

Enable this option to display A–Z letters in the Brands menu, allowing customers to filter

brands by their starting letter.

When enabled, all alphabet letters (A–Z) are displayed even if no brands are associated with

certain letters. Disable this option to show only letters that have at least one brand assigned.

Enable this option to display brand logos within the Brands menu for improved visual

recognition and navigation.

Enable this option to display brand names (text labels) alongside or instead of brand

logos in the Brands menu.

Enable this option to display the number of products associated with each brand in the

menu. Note that enabling this option may slightly impact page performance on large catalogs.

Enable this option to display brands that currently have no products assigned. Set to No

to hide such brands. Please note that this setting may slightly affect page performance.

Enable this option to display A–Z letters on the Brand Listing widget, allowing customers to

filter brands by the first letter on brand listing pages.

When enabled, all alphabet letters (A–Z) are displayed even if no brands are associated with

certain letters. Disable this option to show only letters that have brands assigned.

Enable this option to display a search box on the Brand Listing widget, allowing customers

to quickly search for brands by name.

Enable this option to display brands that currently have no products assigned on the Brand

Listing widget. Set to No to hide such brands. Note that this setting may slightly impact page

performance.

Enable this option to display brand logos within the Brand Listing widget for improved

visual recognition.

Enable this option to display brand names (labels) in the Brand Listing widget. At least

one of Brand Label or Brand Logo must be enabled; otherwise, the widget will not

display any data.

Enable this option to display the number of products associated with each brand in

the Brand Listing widget. Enabling this option may slightly affect page performance

on large catalogs.

Select how brands should be ordered in the slider. Available options determine the

sequence in which brand items appear (for example, by position or name).

Enable this option to display brand names (labels) along with brand logos in the slider

widget.

Enable this option to display previous/next navigation buttons, allowing customers

to manually control slider movement.

Enable this option to display pagination dots below the slider, indicating the total

number of slides and the currently active slide.

Enable continuous slider looping so that the slider restarts automatically after the last

slide. This requires the total number of slides to be at least twice the number of visible items.

Enable click-and-drag navigation on desktop devices. Touch and swipe gestures are always

available on mobile devices.

Enable automatic slide transitions without user interaction. Slides will advance automatically

based on the configured delay duration.

Specify the time interval (in milliseconds) between automatic slide transitions.

For reference, 1000 ms = 1 second.

Enable this option to display brands that currently have no products assigned in the slider.

Set to No to hide such brands. Note that enabling this option may slightly impact page

performance.

Enable this option to display a brand information popup or tooltip on selected pages. You can

choose where the brand info should appear, such as the All Brands Page, Product Detail Page,

and Product Listing Page.

Select how the brand information should be displayed on the storefront. Available options include

Tooltip / Hover Mode or other supported display modes. This setting controls the user interaction

behavior for viewing brand details.

Define the content layout for the brand info popup using supported placeholders. You can use

variables such as {title}, {small_image}, {image}, {description}, and {short_description}

to dynamically display brand information in the popup.

Enable this option to display brand information on the Product Detail page, positioned

under the product title.

Enable this option to display related products from the same brand at the bottom of

the Product Detail page. Ensure that the selected Brand attribute is configured as Used

in Product Listing for proper functionality.

Specify the title for the related brand products block. You may include brand variables

such as the brand name (for example, {brand_name}) to dynamically display the

brand in the block title.

Define the maximum number of related brand products to display in the block.

The default value is 4.

Enable this option to display brand information on category (product listing) pages. Ensure

that the selected Brand attribute is configured as Used in Product Listing for the brand data

to appear correctly.

Specify the default label for the Brand attribute as it appears in the Admin and storefront.

This value is required and typically set to Brand.

Select how the Brand attribute should be displayed and managed in the Admin. Available

options include Dropdown, Visual Swatch, and Text Swatch. The selected input type

determines how brands are assigned to products and displayed on the storefront.

Set to Yes to make the Brand attribute mandatory when creating or editing products.

Set to No to allow products without an assigned brand.

Enable this option to update the product image dynamically on category (catalog)

pages when filtering by the Brand attribute. This improves visual feedback during

layered navigation.

Enable this option to use the product image as a fallback for the brand swatch

when a specific swatch image is not available. This ensures consistent visual

representation.

Select this option to set a brand as the default value for the Brand attribute. Only one brand can

be marked as default at a time.

Upload or assign a visual swatch (image or color) for the brand. This swatch is used when the

Brand attribute input type is set to Visual Swatch and is displayed on the storefront where

applicable.

Enter the brand name as it appears in the Admin panel. This value is used internally for

product management and attribute assignment.

Specify the brand label as it appears on the storefront for the default store view. This

value is customer-facing.

Enter the brand label specifically for the Hyvä theme store view, if applicable. Leave

empty to use the Default Store View value.

Remove the brand value from the attribute. Deleting a brand will also remove its

association from any products using this value.

Click this button to add a new brand value to the attribute. You can then configure

its swatch, labels, and store-view–specific values.

Set to Yes to mark the brand as a Premium brand. Premium brands can be visually

highlighted on the storefront using the configured Premium icon.

Set to Yes to mark the brand as a Popular brand. Popular brands can be highlighted

using the Popular icon where enabled.

Set to Yes to mark the brand as Featured.

Enable this option to display the brand in the Brand Slider widget. Only brands with

this option enabled will appear in sliders.

Specify the display position of the brand in widgets and sliders. Lower numbers appear

first. This value is used when sorting is set to Position.

Enter the title of the Brand page. This title is displayed on the storefront and is also used as

the main heading for the brand product listing page.

Upload the main brand image or logo to be displayed on the Brand page. This image is

typically shown at the top of the brand listing and helps visually identify the brand.

Specify alternative text for the Brand Image. This improves SEO and accessibility for screen

readers and search engines.

Upload a small brand image used in sliders, widgets, and compact brand listings. The

recommended image size is 100 × 100 px for optimal display and performance.

Enter alternative text for the Small / Slider Image. This improves accessibility and helps

search engines understand the image context.

Enter a brief description of the brand. This content is typically displayed near the top of

the Brand page and provides a quick overview of the brand for customers. Page Builder

can be used to format content.

Enter the detailed brand description. This content appears on the Brand page and can

include rich text, images, and layout elements using Page Builder.

Select a CMS static block to display additional content below the brand product listing.

This can be used for banners, promotional content, or informational sections.

Select a CMS static block to display additional content above the brand product listing.

This is useful for hero banners, brand storytelling, or marketing messages.

Displays a reminder that the selected Brand attribute must be assigned to the

appropriate attribute group for products to allow brand assignment.

Lists all available products in the catalog, showing key details such as ID, Name

, SKU, Price, and Status.

Use the search fields and filters at the top of each column to quickly locate

specific products by name, SKU, price range, or status.

Navigate through large product lists and control the number of products

displayed per page.

Enter the manufacturer information related to the brand, such as manufacturer name,

postal address, country, and contact details. This information can be edited using Page

Builder, allowing rich text formatting if required.

Select the layout structure for Brand pages. Available options typically include 1 column, 2

columns with left bar, 2 columns with right bar, and other supported layouts. The selected

layout determines how filters, sidebars, and content are displayed on the Brand category page.

Define a custom URL key for the Brand page. If left empty, the system will automatically use the

brand option value. This field helps create clean, SEO-friendly URLs.

Enter the meta title for the Brand page. This title appears in browser tabs and search engine result

pages (SERPs). It is recommended to include the brand name and relevant keywords.

Enter the meta description for the Brand page. This description is displayed in search engine results

and should clearly describe the brand and its products to encourage click-throughs.

Enter relevant meta keywords for the Brand page. Although modern search engines rely less on this

field, it can still be useful for internal search or legacy SEO purposes.

Enter the page title, for example All Brands Page. This title

appears as the main heading on the storefront.

Use Page Builder or HTML editor to add introductory text and

Brand widgets.