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# No show

1. [OPTIS Color Swatch](/swatch)
2. [Variant Display](/swatch/variant-display)

# No show

**Available on:** Product page, Collection page

![No show option keeping the theme's original variant selector](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/1/d/b/0/1db0003125e22500/b69e4382-d6f6-4f59-b2d6-952b95_10ar914.png)

### Function

Tells the app to **leave this option alone**. The app doesn't render or configure it, so the variant keeps using your **theme's original selector**.

### How it works

* The app **does not render** this option — no swatch, button, or dropdown is added.
* The variant keeps using the **theme's original design and logic**.
* Nothing is configured for this option, so there's no editor or styling to set up.

### Use when

* You want to **keep the theme's default variant UI** for a specific option.
* The option is **already handled correctly** by the theme and doesn't need the app.
* You're styling one option with the app but want another (e.g. Size) untouched.

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## How to use No show

1. Change the display type to No show → Click Save

In **Variants display**, set the option's **Product page display** (and/or **Collection page display**) to **No show**.

![Setting an option to No show in Variants display](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/2/f/e/c/2fec13e8e5443a00/df2e0efe-3f10-4e2f-84ef-aa4318_63taqw.png)

**No show** and **hiding a single-variant option** are different. To automatically hide options that have only one value, see [Hide single variant](/swatch/global-settings/hide-single-variant).

### Related

* [Hide single variant](/swatch/global-settings/hide-single-variant) — auto-hide options with one value
* [🎨 Custom swatch](/swatch/variant-display/custom-swatch) — when you _do_ want the app to style an option