This feature is rolled for to white-label customers in early 2026. This enables you to zip through production selection in a single screen if you have many attribute options that are easily understood, such that you can simply use a short text label to describe them. Naturally, some product options may require a larger image, so this system caters for that with 3 displayStyles which support images.
How to enable this for a product category?
Naturally, when you enabled this mode, it means all the products within that ENTIRE category will use this UX, instead of the more traditional wizard driven multi-screen step through flow.
To make a category display multiple subCategory attributes in a single screen, first add the filter to the Category.
The 6 displayStyles you can define for each step
In other tutorials on how to write display styles JSON, you are already familiar with something like this below. There are 6 displayStyles which are part of the family to define display styles within the subCatFlow>multi mode. All of them are prefixed with multi.
{"type":"Choose a theme...","name":"Mother's Day","thumbnail":"","description":"","order":100,"tag":"","displayStyle":"multiRowOfPillsWrapped"} Many long labels
multiRowOfPillsWrapped
Simplest Name only pill. Display automatically wraps each pill no matter how long the text labels are. Most versatile.
3 or 4 pills, short labels
multiRowOfPills
This is a constrained version of PillsWrapped. Fits all into a single row and concatenates the labels if it runs over.
2 or 3 options in tabs
multiRowOfTabs
Tabbed design useful as the first root property. Only use this if there are no more than 3 with short labels.
Image with title & blurb
multiCarouselLarge
For features where a larger image and short description needed
Image=8:5 and collapses into a 1:1 square thumbnail upon selection
Image and Title only
multiCarouselSmall
Smaller 1:1 image and “Name” is displayed only. Descriptions are ignored.
2 to 4 images no scroll
multiRowOfThumbnails
This should be used only if there are no more than 4 (ideally 3) options as it will NOT scroll but rather squeeze all options into a single row. Image may be 1:1 or even upto 2:5
