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# Celebrate Widget
The Celebrate widget is part of the **Special** widget category. For more information on the widgets, please refer to [Widgets configuration in the visual editor](/web-experimentation-and-personalization/editors-and-widget/list-of-widgets/widgets-configuration-in-the-visual-editor.md).
## Introduction
The Celebrate widget enables you to place an icon of your choice on any element of the web page.
This can be useful:
* to add playfulness to your website during holiday season,
* to highlight a new product,
* to highlight specific products (e.g. green products),
* etc.\
{% hint style="info" %}
An informative message is displayed if you try to create a widget when one has already been configured for that variation or scenario. Once closed, it won’t be displayed again. However, this doesn’t prevent you from creating another widget if necessary.
The Save button will only be enabled once you have gone through each tab.
{% endhint %}
## Configuration
### Layout tab
Select the element of the page on which you want to hook the icon.
### Content tab
Two options are available to configure your widget:
* Select an icon among the default icons suggested by AB Tasty\
or
* Upload your own image by uploading it from your browser or by entering the image path.
### Style tab
Select the style options (Size, Horizontal & Vertical Alignment, Horizontal & Vertical Symmetry, Rotation) you want to apply to your widget.
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