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# Important Changes

Once you're done with Installation & Demo Import Process. You need to make the below 2 changes, to make sure everything is perfect.

So now, you'll have to look into the Extracted package and look for the "Supplementary" Zip file, you need to extract it.

{% hint style="info" %}
If you've purchased from Divi Marketplace, please look for the "Supplementary Download" button for Supreme Store in your Marketplace Account area.
{% endhint %}

And you'll need to get these 2 files.

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### Wishlist Settings

So first off, we need to Import Wishlist Settings. For that, go to Dashboard -> TI Wishlist -> Export/Import Settings and then go to Import area and here upload the "Settings for Wishlist - Supreme Store.json" and click the Import button.

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### Product Filters Settings

Next, we need to Import Product Filters Settings. For this, go to Dashboard -> Product Filters and click the Import button at the top and then you'll see a Popup. Click the "Import" button and then choose the "Product Filters - Supreme Store.json" file and It will import product filters.

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#### And That's It you're good to go 🥳


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