Cart

Drawer or page

Theme settings → Cart → Cart behavior:

• Open cart drawer — the cart icon opens a slide-out panel, and adding to cart shows it. The /cart page still exists for anyone who reaches it directly.
• Go to cart page — the cart icon links to /cart, and adding to cart goes there.

A drawer suits a shop where people buy one or two things. A page suits larger baskets, where people want to see everything at once.

Free shipping progress

Theme settings → Cart → Free shipping threshold: an order total in your store currency. A progress bar then appears in the drawer and on the cart page, counting down to it.

The theme only shows the bar — create the free shipping rate itself in Settings → Shipping and delivery, at the same amount. If the two disagree, your customers will notice.

Leave the field empty to hide the bar.

Cart drawer

Its own section (editable from any page in the theme editor):

Setting	Notes
Color scheme
Show order note	A note field the customer can open; the note reaches the order.
Show dynamic checkout buttons	Shop Pay, PayPal, Apple Pay and other accelerated checkouts. Off by default in the drawer — the drawer is small, and the main checkout button is the point.
Empty cart button link	Defaults to all products.

Cart page

Setting	Notes
Summary color scheme	The totals panel.
Show order note
Show dynamic checkout buttons	On by default here.
Continue shopping link	Defaults to all products.

What the cart shows automatically

• Line item properties from Custom option blocks — the engraving text, the chosen finish — under each line, exactly as the customer typed them.
• Discounts, both per line and on the order total.
• Unit prices where a variant has one.
• Selling plan names for subscriptions.
• Quantity rules from B2B catalogues (minimum, maximum, increment).

Quantity changes and removals update in place, without reloading the page.