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# Cart

The option **Total quantity (1)** decides whether the counting in the shopping cart is based on the total products or the amount of line items.\
If the option **Shipping details expanded (2)** is activated, the shipping details can already be displayed in the expanded state in the shopping cart. \
With the option **Product number input (3)** you control the function in the Offcanvas shopping cart. Here you can choose between the three modes: `Show never`, `Show always` and `If products are in cart`.\
The **Wishlist (4)** option allows you to display the "Add to Wishlist" function for items in your shopping cart. You can decide here whether you need this function in your shopping cart. *Note that the wish list function in Shopware must be enabled for the option to be displayed.*\
You can display a **lock icon in "Go to checkout"-Buttons (4)** if your shop runs over HTTPS to build trust with your customers because he orders via a safe connection.

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Examples:

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