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# How to Manage Widgets in Omnitron?

This tutorial provides step-by-step instructions for managing widget content for channels like banners and sliders, and how to effectively control and customize the content displayed on your web pages through widgets in Omnitron.

## <mark style="color:red;">Step 1: Navigate to Widget Management​</mark> <a href="#step-1-navigate-to-widget-management" id="step-1-navigate-to-widget-management"></a>

* Navigate to the Omnitron platform and log into your account.
* Follow the **Sales Channels** > **Content Management** sidebar and click the **Widget Management** page.<br>

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## <mark style="color:red;">Step 2: Filtering Widgets​</mark> <a href="#step-2-filtering-widgets" id="step-2-filtering-widgets"></a>

* On the Widget Management page, the filter panel and the list of existing widgets are displayed.
* You can filter the widgets based on their characteristics such as Widget Type, Widget Name, and Slug. The selected filters are displayed in the active filters row.

## <mark style="color:red;">Step 3: Creating a New Widget​</mark> <a href="#step-3-creating-a-new-widget" id="step-3-creating-a-new-widget"></a>

* To create a new widget, click the **+ New Widget** button located in the upper-right corner.<br>

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* Fill in the required fields, including:
  * **Widget Name:** Provide a name for the widget you intend to add. You can also specify the name of the page it will be displayed on for future reference.
  * **Widget Slug**: Enter a descriptive tag for the widget, ensuring you avoid using spaces, special characters, or capital letters. You can use a hyphen (-) for spaces.
  * **Widget Type:** Select one of the widget types from the drop-down menu that has been added in the Widget Schema Management screen.
  * **Template:** Input the file folder location where the widget's HTML code is stored. This information will be supplied by the project manager.
* Click **SAVE & CLOSE** after filling all necessary fields.<br>

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{% hint style="info" %}
Please note that each widget type comes with its own set of fields. Selecting a widget type will reveal the fields specifically defined for that widget, which can be found in the Widget Schema Management screen.
{% endhint %}

## <mark style="color:red;">Step 4: Updating Widgets​</mark> <a href="#step-4-updating-widgets" id="step-4-updating-widgets"></a>

* To make updates, click on the row of an existing widget in the list.
* You will be directed to the detail screen where you can make the necessary changes.<br>

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