Hello!
Im just wondering if anyone know how can i remove the line: “Total Saving $X”. The line is in the checkout page at the very end, in the order summary section.
Thanks! ![]()
A user wants to remove the “Total Saving $X” line from their checkout page’s order summary section.
Key Issue Identified:
The ability to edit checkout pages requires Shopify Plus. Without this subscription tier, users cannot access or modify the checkout.liquid file needed to remove specific elements.
Attempted Solutions:
Current Status:
The discussion concludes that no workaround exists for standard Shopify plans:
The user’s request cannot be fulfilled without upgrading to Shopify Plus or completely rebuilding their checkout infrastructure.
Hello!
Im just wondering if anyone know how can i remove the line: “Total Saving $X”. The line is in the checkout page at the very end, in the order summary section.
Thanks! ![]()
you need to remove this from checkout.liquid
where can i find checkout.liquid?
Online Store > Themes>edit code
i cant find it. maybe it’s because im using a special theme that is not a shopify theme
Long story short.
If you do not have Shopify Plus you can not make adjustments to this extent in your checkout.liquid. It would be as simple as targeting the classes for that element but because they do not give access you can’t target it. If you are confused as to why you can not find your checkout page code in the editor, this is why.
could you please share your website URL?
Ah ok, so there’s no other way to do it?
Hi @Venzu ,
You can try adding code custom style by the steps:
Hope my solution works perfectly for you!
Best regards,
Oliver | PageFly
Nah, there isn’t. Not even with JavaScript. Shopify will block any outside sources trying to edit code on that page for security reasons, so you need direct access to the file (but we don’t have that access). There are limited styles you can change in the checkout but it is all just colors, fonts and the banner images. In the custom CSS section it also does not allow for changes. So the short answer is no. The longer answer would be yes, but you would have to have a headless site and custom build your checkout using stripe or some other payment gateway, and this probably wouldn’t be worth the time.