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# Adjust warning banner on cart page

When a customer’s cart doesn’t meet the order limit rule (e.g., too many items, below minimum amount), the Samita Order Limit app displays a warning banner to notify them before checkout. You can customize this banner’s appearance to match your store’s branding.

This guide shows you how to adjust the banner displayed on the Cart page.

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### 🎨 How to Customize the Cart Warning Banner

1. From your Shopify admin, open the Samita Order Limit app.
2. In the left-hand menu, go to  App Settings > click Customize button on the Message Popup section.
3. Scroll down to the  Popup Message section.
4. Here you can adjust the appearance of the cart page warning banner:
   * ***Background Color***\
     Use the color picker or enter a hex code to change the banner’s background.
   * ***Text Color***\
     Select a color for the banner text to ensure readability and brand consistency.
5. After making your changes, click Save to apply them.

🎉 Your warning messages will now appear with the updated design on the Cart page whenever a rule is triggered.

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Need help fine-tuning your banner or testing it across devices? Contact us at <support@samita.io> - we’re happy to assist!


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