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# Customize Mix and Match
This guide will help you learn how to customize mix and match bundles in your store when using BOGOS.
## 1. **Content**
These three checkboxes allow you to control which elements appear in your mix and match bundle offers, including:
* Show description: The bundle description text helps customers understand the offer details.
* Show discount price on each item: The reduced price for individual items within the bundle.
* Show discount amount on “Add to Cart” button: Displays the total savings amount on the button.
There are two main offer tier styles:
* Label: Show tiered offer details as simple text labels
* Progress: Display a progress bar that updates every time customers add more item
## **2. Widget Body**
Before activating a bundle to attract customers and drive sales, customize the bundle with your own content and branding.
* Mix item: Text shown above each product in the bundle widget helps customers identify each offer
* Select variant text: Text shown to allow customers to choose their preference if a product has multiple variants.
* Select product text: Text shows how many products customers can select from the bundle.
* Select collection text: Text shows how many collections customers can select from.
* Out of stock text: Text is shown to alert customers if the product is unavailable.
## **3. Widget Footer**
Design your bundle footer carefully to create an exceptional offer that motivates customers to take action.
* Total bundle price: Displayed below the selected items to show the total cost after applying discounts.
* Add bundle to cart: Button text appears when customers complete the selection process and are ready to add the bundle to their carts.
## **4. Color**
BOGOS allows you to customize the colors of all elements with any of the 4 methods below:
* Choose a **ready-made color set** from the dropdown.
* **Manually adjust** each color field for all the available colors.
* Use [AI Theme Detector](#ai-theme-detector) to auto-generate a full widget color palette based on your store's branding.
* **Contact the BOGOS support team** to get help with color customization.
Click **Save** when done.
#### AI Theme Detector
BOGOS AI scans your online store and detects your brand's primary, secondary, and text colors, then generates a full widget color palette automatically.
{% hint style="warning" %}
Your store must NOT be password-protected for AI to access and detect your brand colors.
{% endhint %}
To edit the colors with BOGOS AI:
1. Click the **pen icon**.
2. Click **Scan again** to let BOGOS AI re-detect, or **manually adjust** the Primary color, Secondary color, or Text fields.
3. Click **Apply** for preview to apply the colors to the widget preview.
## 5. Add the Mix and Match to Other Pages Besides the Product Page
{% hint style="info" %}
You can place the Mix and Match block on any page of your store, except the Checkout page.
{% endhint %}
**Step 1:** Navigate to your **Online Stores** in the **Shopify navigation menu** => choose **Themes** => **Customize**
**Step 2:** In the **Shopify Theme Editor**, go to the page where you want to add the Mix and Match block.
Then, on the left panel, scroll down, click **Add section**, choose **Apps**, find and select **BOGOS: Mix and Match** block.
**Step 3**: In the top-right panel, complete the setup fields
* **Offer ID**: Enter the ID of the Mix and match offer you want to display.
* **Product show**: Select a product from your store. All Mix and match offers linked to this product will be displayed on the current page.
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