1. CREATE A MODIFIER GROUP 2. ASSIGN A MODIFIER GROUP 3. DO NOT AUTOMATICALLY DISPLAY A MODIFIER GROUP
A modifier group is the union of two or more modifiers. Just like modifiers, groups can also be assigned to a product or category, affecting the latter to all products within the category.
For example, in the case of a barbecue, where we want to first be asked about the type of meat and then about the number of people, the best solution would be to create a modifier group.
1. CREATE A MODIFIER GROUP
Keep in mind that it is necessary to first create the modifiers individually. Once done:
1. Go to Catalog / MODIFIER GROUPS.
2. In the top right, click the +New button, add a name for the modifier group, and save:
3. Once saved, click on --, and add the modifiers you are interested in from the list by clicking on Add:
Note: This order is what will appear in the application. It can be modified by dragging the icon. Remember to save the order for the changes to take effect.
2. ASSIGN A MODIFIER GROUP
Now that we have created the modifier group, we just need to assign it to a category or product. To do this, go to Groups, select the category or product, edit it, and assign the previously created Modifier Group in the Settings > Modifier Group tab. In the following example, we will assign a modifier group to a product.
Save, and the modifier group is now associated.
3. DO NOT AUTOMATICALLY DISPLAY A MODIFIER GROUP
We know that if a category or product has a Modifier Group assigned, they appear each time we click on the product, showing a window with variants. We have the option of not automatically displaying a modifier group when selecting a product. To do this, follow these steps:
1. Go to Catalog / MODIFIER GROUPS.
2. Edit the modifier group by clicking on the icon.
3. Do not display automatically: By activating this option, the modifier groups will not be displayed automatically.
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For products, you can edit them by clicking on the product line and selecting Edit Modifiers.
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For menu products, you can select them by holding down for a few seconds on the product.