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# Facets and After Search Navigation

The **Facets and after-search navigation** feature lets you choose which product facets are shown in navigation or in the filters after a search is made (also known as after-search navigation).

You can find this feature in the Sidebar menu under the **Discovery** section.

The feature includes the following functionalities:

* [Filters](/docs/discovery/facets-and-after-search-navigation/filters.md): Manage configuration of filters and navigation.
* [Facet order](/docs/discovery/facets-and-after-search-navigation/facet-order.md): Quickly change the order of search and navigation facets.
* [Filter preview images](/docs/discovery/facets-and-after-search-navigation/filter-preview-images.md): Set up images for specific navigation elements and filters to be shown.

![Facets and After Search Navigation screenshot](https://883583471-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FTV1CIVFU3DJKhWzkqLAG%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-677fc57afeb3f5b54759f3dde6a089d824d2dd4a%2Fimage-273.png?alt=media)


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