> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.fact-finder.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.fact-finder.com/docs/discovery/facets-and-after-search-navigation/facet-order.md).

# Facet order

The **Facet order** feature lets you quickly change the order of search and navigation facets shown in the web shop.

This is available as an individual page tab on the **Facets and after-search navigation** page.

![](/files/8IM21pPD36YLYIVdGEso)

All the facets configured for FactFinder are shown in two grids:

![](/files/Ph63z0daepEWYQihI5Tp) Search facets

![](/files/Ehk1tMw4qBIWvCgJj7rh)

Navigation facets

Each facet is represented with:

* Name - Facet name.
* Field name - Name of the field responsible for a facet.
* Linked - attribute defining if a facet is linked to another Navigation or Search facet.

The following **operations** are available for entries in the grid:

* changing entry order by drag and dropping entries. Changing order of a linked entry will move the corresponding entry as well.
* highlight specific entries by using Find field ![](/files/chxwCHDekFH6VSSCb6tF)
* link or unlink entries by clicking “edit” icon ![](/files/tTcq74SDxHc1TbcCPhkS) and than “link” ![](/files/M9sCI1HsLiBH8rGybGko) or “unlink” ![](/files/zW57vhUzY4FEceZe461E) icons
* bulk link edit operation is available for multiple selected (by ![](/files/p8k00RPckDSQPHooq4Gh)) entries

> Any change to an entry will mark it as locked ![](/files/g0DM13QsLjGG1HqSA542) and require [saving the transaction](/docs/user-interface/editing-configurations-managing-transactions.md).


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