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# Activate Discount box at cart page
Let customers enter an extra discount code on your theme's own cart page, not just the app's cart drawer.
Beyond the app's cart drawer, you can also add a discount code box to your theme's own cart page, so customers can apply an additional discount code at checkout.
## Steps to manage
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### Turn on the Wholesale cart
Open the app, click **Add-on Features**, turn on the **Wholesale cart** toggle, then switch the dropdown next to it from **Cart Drawer** to **Cart Page**. "Cart page" refers to your theme's own cart page — the app itself only provides a cart drawer, but it can add the discount box to your theme's cart page too.
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### Open the editor
Click **Customize**, then click the **Appearance** tab.
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### Enable the discount box
Under **Box discount**, enable **Enable discount box** so customers can apply an extra discount code at checkout.
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### Save
Click **Save** in the bar that appears at the top of the page. Your theme's cart page now shows a discount box field.
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