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# Specifications
Under the Specifications tab of the Listing Manager, technical specifications of the vehicle can be highlighted:
Overview of the Specifications tab
The tab inserts the group of fields to the Single Listing Page, and looks like this in the front end:
## Add New Specification Group
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To create a new specifications group, follow **WP Dashboard > Listings > Edit > Add Group:**
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First, indicate a **Title** and an **Icon** for the group. For example, here is a sample **Performance** group:
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Next, you can add the group items by providing the **title** and the **value**. Bot fields accept the text input. You can add as many items as you want using the **Add Field** button:
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If you add more than one groups, there will be special arrows to change the order of the groups:
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Following the same process, you can add other groups. Once you are done, click on the **Update** or **Publish** buttons to save the changes:
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Here is the result:
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## Specifications Elementor Widget
The look of the specifications comes from the special widget of the plugin. You can modify it by editing your current Listing Template:
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Follow **WP Dashboard > Motors Plugin > Listing Templates** and **edit** the template you want:
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By searching, you can find the **Listing Specifications** widget:
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But the widget has already been added to the page. You can adjust the settings, like the number of columns or heading size, by following the widget preferences:
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