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## Adding a Preferences Page
If your effect should support GNOME Shell 3.3x _and_ GNOME Shell 40+, you will have to provide two `*.ui` files.
There should be two sliders in this example: The animation duration and the width of the fading gradient.
If your effect supports GNOME Shell 3.3x _and_ GNOME Shell 40+, you will have to provide two `*.ui` files for this.
This is because starting with GNOME Shell 40, the preference dialog uses GTK4, before it used to use GTK3.
We will load the relevant file in the `initPreferences()` method of your new effect class.
There are two sliders in this example: The animation duration and the width of the fading gradient.
Usually, there are only a few minor differences between the two files.
We will load the respective file in the `initPreferences()` method of your new effect class.
Just save the code below to `resources/ui/gtk3/simpleFadePage.ui` and `resources/ui/gtk4/simpleFadePage.ui` respectively.
Remember to replace any occurrence of `simple-fade` with your effect's nick-name!