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# Settings

### Order Card Settings

You can customize the look, layout and feel of your Order Card to your liking. This gives you the ability to add or remove buttons, change colors, font / row size, and more.

To access the settings, simply click the gear icon at the top of the Order Card as so:

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Once clicked, a popup window will show will all available options:

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### Available Settings

The below list indicates the settings available to modify in the Order Card:

**Hide Join Bid / Ask Buttons**

Hides the Join Bid and Ask buttons

**Hide Reverse Position Button**

Hides the Reverse Position button

**Hide Flatten All Button**

Hides the Flatten All button

**Hide Close Position Button**

Hides the Close Position button

**Hide Cancel Order Button**

Hides the Cancel Order button

**Hide Cancel All Button**

Hides the Cancel All button


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