> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.remapdb.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Vehicle data visibility

> Choose which vehicle categories and detail blocks visitors can see in your widget.

Use this page to control what visitors can browse and what they see in the vehicle result view.

## Where to change this

1. Click the [**Settings**](https://app.remapdb.com/widget/settings) item in the Widget section of the main navigation.
2. Open the **Details** section.

## What these settings do in the widget

### Visible vehicle types

This setting controls which top-level vehicle categories people can choose in the widget.

Available categories:

* Car & LCV
* Truck
* Agriculture
* Motorcycle
* Machinery
* Marine

If a category is enabled, visitors can select it.\
If a category is disabled, visitors will not see it in the widget.

### Vehicle details

These settings control the blocks shown in the vehicle details area:

* **Show dyno chart**: shows or hides the performance chart.
* **Show vehicle logo**: shows or hides the brand logo.
* **Show vehicle image**: shows or hides the vehicle image.

When you disable any of these, that block is removed from the widget view.

<Info>
  If your [plan](https://app.remapdb.com/settings/billing) does not include some visual options, related toggles may be unavailable.
</Info>

## Step-by-step setup

1. In **Visible vehicle types**, enable only categories you actually service.
2. In **Vehicle details**, choose what should be visible to visitors.
3. Save your changes.
4. Test the widget in preview.
5. Test again on a live page.

## Quick testing checklist

* Every enabled category is visible and selectable in the widget.
* Disabled categories are not shown.
* Dyno chart visibility matches your setting.
* Vehicle logo visibility matches your setting.
* Vehicle image visibility matches your setting.

## Common mistakes

1. Enabling categories you do not service.
2. Disabling a category, then expecting it to still appear in the widget.
3. Testing only in preview and skipping a live page test.