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# Product number in listings

With the extension "Product number in listings" the product number can be added to the product boxes in your category listings.

<figure><img src="/files/51NDab2DRvpwBj3phM8k" alt=""><figcaption><p>ThemeWare® "Product number in listings"</p></figcaption></figure>

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## Configuration

### **Theme configuration**

1. Go to the "**Category pages**" tab
2. Expand the "**Product box**" block
3. Scroll to the "**Basic configuration**" section
4. Enable the configuration "**Show order number**"
5. Save your changes after editing

### **Content**

* Edit the label prefixing the manufacturer name using the following snippet:
  * `twt.listing.ordernumberLabel`
* The order number is automatically added

{% hint style="info" %}
**Note**: For information on how to edit snippets, see the following instructions: [Texts: Editing and translation](https://knowledge.themeware.design/knowledge-base/tutorials/texts-editing-and-translation)
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="success" %}
**Tip**: If a change does not affect the storefront, just clear the Shopware cache: [Clearing / warming up the Shopware cache](https://knowledge.themeware.design/knowledge-base/tutorials/miscellaneous/clearing-the-shopware-cache)
{% endhint %}

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## Summary

#### Theme configuration

* Tab "Category pages" => Block "Product box" => Section "Basic configuration" => Show order number

#### Snippet

* `twt.listing.ordernumberLabel`


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