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# Cart

Roomfolk has two: a drawer that slides in from the side, and a full cart page. Which one customers see is set in [Theme settings → Cart](/roomfolk/theme-settings/cart.md).

## The cart drawer

With **Cart type** set to Drawer, adding something opens a panel from the side and the customer stays where they were. It shows each line with its image, options, quantity and price, the subtotal, and the checkout buttons.

There is nothing to configure separately — the drawer follows the theme's cart settings.

## The cart page

The cart page always exists, whichever cart type you choose, at `/cart`. The drawer links to it.

| Setting                 | What it does                                  |
| ----------------------- | --------------------------------------------- |
| Show order note         | Lets customers leave a note with their order. |
| Free shipping threshold | The order total that earns free shipping.     |
| Top spacing             | 0px to 120px.                                 |
| Bottom spacing          | 0px to 120px.                                 |
| Color scheme            | Which scheme the page uses.                   |

These mirror the theme settings, so you can set the page differently from the drawer if you want.

## Free shipping progress

Set a threshold and the cart shows how much more the customer needs to add. Leave it at 0 and the bar is hidden.

**Set it only if you actually offer free shipping over that amount.** The bar is a promise; your real rates are in **Settings → Shipping and delivery**.

## What the cart does on its own

* **Quantities** update in place, and the totals follow.
* **Discounts** show on the line they apply to, and cart-wide discounts show against the subtotal.
* **Subscriptions** show their delivery frequency on the line.
* **Unit prices** show where a product has them.
* **Accelerated checkout** — Shop Pay and the other express buttons — appears where your store has it enabled.
* **An empty cart** shows a message and a way back to shopping, not a blank page.


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