Recently we released the ability for users to hide and order facets at a category level (you can read more about that here). 

This allowed users to set category contextual facets for an improved end user experience, but it was not always obvious which facets were slotted already in the global facet configuration - until today! 

We have now released the ability for users to be able to identify which facet groups and facet options have a global facet configuration applied to them, indicated with the global icon. 

Users will still be able to shift the position of a globally slotted facet group or facet option (same as before), we’re just making it more visible that a global configuration exists. When local category facet configuration shifts the position of a globally slotted facet, users will see a notice in the dashboard on the global icon.

 In the example above “Discount” was locally slotted in spot 1 for this category, which pushed down the existing globally slotted facet groups.