How to hide the shipping calculator in the cart page?

Topic summary

Goal: hide the shipping calculator on the Shopify cart page. Guidance centers on three paths depending on the theme/setup.

  • Theme setting (preferred): Online Store > Themes > Customize > select Cart > open Cart Page settings and toggle off “Shipping Calculator/Estimator.” This removes it without code.
  • App check: If an app adds the estimator, disable/uninstall it.
  • Code/CSS (last resort): Edit theme code and hide the estimator via CSS targeting the estimator element (e.g., the .estimate-shipping container) in the theme’s stylesheet (theme.scss.liquid), if present.

Outcome: The original poster successfully hid the estimator using the Cart Page setting.

Follow-ups: Some users asked how to edit code or hide the estimator; they were directed back to the steps above and the CSS approach. One user couldn’t find theme.scss.liquid in Assets (screenshot attached), indicating their theme may use different file structures. Another reported the shipping calculator suddenly stopped working and couldn’t find the toggle, leading to lost sales.

Status: Resolved for the original case; still open for others. Unanswered items: where the relevant asset/setting is located in specific themes and why the estimator ceased functioning overnight.

Summarized with AI on January 25. AI used: gpt-5.

@2kawaiistore you can find the various solutions in my post above. Here’s the direct link to that reply here. I included different options depending on the theme you’re using since each theme is built differently.

In that post, I included how you can check if the theme has the option to turn it off, and how you can check for apps. If those 2 options don’t resolve your issue, then you can go on to the very last resort and change your code. I don’t recommend doing this code editing unless the other 2 solutions won’t work. I included how to find your theme code in your account to edit it, [email removed] oscprofessional also kindly provided in a reply above a snippet that you can use when you get into the code.