The Ranking Rules list supports multi-select so you can publish, pause, or remove many rules in a single action. This is useful when iterating on ranking experiments, rolling out tuned weights across surfaces, or reverting changes after a test. You can also toggle a single rule’s status from its row actions menu without entering selection mode.Documentation Index
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Toggle status from the row actions
- Go to Ranking Relevancy → Ranking Rules.
- Find the rule you want to publish or unpublish.
- Click the actions menu on its row.
- Select Publish if the rule is currently unpublished, or Unpublish if it is currently live.
Steps
- Go to Ranking Relevancy → Ranking Rules.
- Use the search box or any column filter to narrow the list to the rules you want to act on.
- Click Select in the actions column header to enter selection mode.
- Tick the checkbox on each rule. To select a range, click the first checkbox, then hold Shift and click the last one — every row in between is selected automatically.
- (Optional) Open the selected dropdown next to the row count and click Select all results to extend your selection to every rule that matches the current filters, including rules on other pages.
- Open the Actions dropdown and select one of the following:
- Publish — Activates every selected rule so its signal weights apply to ranking on the storefront.
- Unpublish — Pauses selected rules without deleting them. Signal weights and targeting are preserved and rules can be republished at any time.
- Delete — Permanently removes the selected rules. A confirmation dialog appears before the deletion runs.
- When you’re done, click Actions → Done selecting to exit selection mode.
Selection scope
The dropdown next to the selection count shows how many rules are currently selected and lets you switch between two scopes:- Page selection (default) — Only the rows you ticked are included.
- All results — Every rule matching your current search, filters, and sort is included, even rules on other pages. The count shows the full filtered total.