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# Sales infotext

The "Sales infotext" on the product page confirms that previous buyers were very satisfied.

You can use the threshold configuration to define from which quantity of sales the infotext is to be displayed. From this threshold, the actual number of sales is rounded (down). Below the threshold, the infotext is not displayed.

<figure><img src="/files/TBbnDEP6VSLpwMftn9JT" alt=""><figcaption><p>ThemeWare® "Sales infotext" (Buybox)</p></figcaption></figure>

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## Configuration

You can find the configuration in the tab "Product pages":

> Tab "Product pages" => Block "Social proofing (in the buybox)".

* **Threshold**
  * Specify from which quantity of sales the info text is to be displayed.
* **Limit visibility**
  * Select if the infotext is to be displayed for "all products" or only for "Topseller".
* **Position**
  * Select if the infotext should be displayed above or below the cart button.
* **Show icon**
  * Displays an icon in front of the info text if desired.

> You can find the configuration in the tab "Product pages" => block "Social proofing (in the buybox)".

{% hint style="info" %}
**Note**: The quantity of sales of a product is an absolute value in Shopware 6. A limitation to a certain period is not possible at the moment.
{% endhint %}

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## Summary

#### Theme configuration

* Tab "Product pages" => Block "Social proofing (in the buybox)".

#### Snippets

* **Text**
  * `twt.extension.socialProofing.infotext`
    * `%sales%` is replaced by the rounded number of sales.
* **Icon**
  * `twt.extension.socialProofing.icon`


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