Cart appearance & settings
Colours, fonts, corner radius, header and footer — the shell your widgets sit inside.
Widgets handle the content of your cart; Cart settings handles the container around them. Open it from the Cart settings button in the builder, or click the cart header or footer in the preview to jump straight to that section.
#Appearance
| Setting | What it controls |
|---|---|
| Cart background | The main background colour of the drawer or cart page. |
| Accent colour | Buttons, links, highlights and interactive elements throughout the cart. |
| Text colour | Prices, labels and body copy. |
| Body font | Product names, descriptions and prices. Choose *Theme default* to inherit your store's font. |
| Heading font | Section headings and widget titles — often worth contrasting with the body font. |
| Corner radius | How rounded widget and card corners are, from square (0) to pill (28). |
| Item display | *Flat list* renders cart items edge-to-edge; *Cards* wraps each item in its own raised surface with its own background colour. |
| Sale price uses accent colour | Renders the struck-through original price in your accent colour so savings catch the eye. |
#Header
The bar at the top of the cart. You can turn it off entirely, or set:
- Title and an optional tagline underneath (e.g. "Free shipping over $50").
- A logo image with an adjustable height — the header grows to fit it.
- Item count format and how rounded the count pill is.
- Whether the title uses the heading or body font, and the close button style.
#Footer
The order-summary block above the checkout button. Toggle the whole footer, and within it the subtotal row (with your own label), an estimated shipping row (label plus a value like "Calculated at checkout"), and the supporting note lines.
#Store-wide colours vs. per-cart colours
Settings → Storefront has four brand colours that apply to every cart in your store. A cart that sets its own colours in Cart settings overrides them. So: use Settings → Storefront to set a default your whole store follows, and Cart settings when one particular cart needs to look different — a dark Black Friday cart, for instance.
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