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# Push sold-out products to bottom
✨Reordering your collection pages to display out-of-stock products at the bottom can enhance your customers' shopping experience by highlighting available items first. Here's how to configure this:
### ⚡️**1. Access the App Settings**
* From your Shopify admin dashboard, navigate to the **Apps** section.
* Select **Smart Product Filter & Search** from your list of installed apps.
### ⚡️**2. Navigate to General Settings**
* In the app's left-hand sidebar, click on **Settings**.
* Ensure you're on the **General** tab.
### ⚡️**3. Adjust the Sorting Options**
* Scroll down to the **Sort By** section.
* Locate the option labeled **Move out-of-stock products to the bottom**.
* Check the box next to this option to enable it.
### ⚡️**4. Save Your Changes**
* After enabling the option, click the **Save** button to apply the new settings.
By following these steps, out-of-stock items will automatically appear at the end of your collection pages, ensuring that in-stock products are showcased prominently to your customers.
If you have any questions or need further assistance, please don't hesitate to contact our support team.
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