# More placeholders - Labelline 1.x documentation

> {stock}, {sale_ends}, {attribute:…} and {sales}: units left, when a sale ends, an attribute's values and units sold.

> [!NOTE]
> This is part of **Labelline Pro**.

Labelline Pro adds four placeholders. Like Labelline's, each is filled in for every product, and a label whose placeholder has nothing to show for a product is left off that product.

| Placeholder | Shows | Nothing to show when |
|---|---|---|
| `{stock}` | Units in stock: "Only {stock} left" → "Only 3 left". A variable product that tracks stock per variation shows them added up. | The product doesn't track stock, or none is left. |
| `{sale_ends}` | When the scheduled sale ends: "Ends today", "Ends tomorrow", "Ends in 3 days", counted in your site's calendar days. A variable product shows the first of its variations' end dates. | The product isn't on sale, or its sale has no end date. |
| `{attribute:pa_colour}` | An attribute's values, separated by commas: "Also in {attribute:pa_colour}" → "Also in Blue, Green". Use the attribute's slug after the colon: `pa_` and the slug of a global attribute (**Products → Attributes**), or the name of a product's own attribute. | The product doesn't have the attribute. |
| `{sales}` | Units sold, as WooCommerce counts them: "{sales} sold" → "1,250 sold". | Nothing sold yet. |

The insert buttons under the label's text add them for you; the `{attribute:…}` button inserts your first attribute's slug.

## Combining them

- "Only {stock} left" with the condition **Stock quantity from 1 to 5**: a low-stock label that disappears when stock is replenished, or runs out.
- "{sale_ends}" with a clock icon and the **Sale ending soon** condition: a countdown for the last week of a sale.
- "{sales} sold" with the **Best seller** condition: social proof on your top products only.

`{sale_ends}` makes a label a sale label, like `{discount}`: WooCommerce's sale badge gives way to it (see **Stockline, Discountline and the sale badge**).

> [!NOTE]
> Labels are worked out again within the hour, and when a product changes, so `{sale_ends}` moves on with the days. A page cache keeps whatever it stored; let it expire daily on pages with countdowns.

Source: https://extendiment.com/plugins/labelline/docs/1.x/more-placeholders