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# Button, Input and Promo Box

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**Theme settings -> Button, Input and Promo Box**
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## Button and Input

 In this section, you can configure the border radius of the buttons and the input.

### **Button border-radius**

 Here you can change the button borders from sharp to round ones using a border-radius scale, where you can change the radius from 0 to 30 px:

![](/files/-MfbsfCPAy_iEeyXwoIt)

### **Input border-radius**

 Here you can change the input borders from sharp to round ones using an input border-radius scale, where you can change the radius from 0 to 30 px:

![](/files/-MfbsifmEqfDZX_vYD37)

## Promo Box

 In this section, you can change the image border radius in the promo boxes.

 \*Promo boxes are part of a mega menu in the Header. You can add or change images in the promo boxes following these steps: in *Shella Editor,* go to *Header -> Mega -> Promo box.*

### **Image border-radius**

 Here you can change the image borders in promo boxes from sharp to round ones using a border-radius scale, where you can change the radius from 0 to 30 px:

![](/files/-Mfbtbahq2x54qa8G2Un)

### **Enable format 'PJPG'**

 If you enable this option, the transparent images in the format PNG or GIF will not be available for the promo box.


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