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# Custom Attributes
Variant group axes are just regular custom attributes. Here we'll look at how some of the Custom Attribute settings affect how variant groups are displayed.
### Variant Selector Display
This determines how you'd like each 'variant' in the variant selector area to be displayed. You have the following choices:
* Name only: simply shows the value of the variant
* Name and Description: shows both the value and description - note that this only works for 'Choice' type variants where you can add a description to each of the available choices
* Image only: shows an image for each of the variant values - the image used is the **first** product image
* Image and Name: as well as showing an image, the variant value is shown as well
### Help Link
If you'd like to provide more information to the customer to help them choose the correct variant, you can provide a link to an internal page. Provide only the slug of the page, e.g. `more-information`. You can also provide custom text for the link.
When the customer clicks the link they are presented with the information from the selected page in a modal pop up.
### Override Variant Selector Intro
By default this variant selector is introduced with 'Select {label}' where '{label}' is the website label of this custom attribute. You can override this text here, for example 'Choose your favourite colour'.
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