2. If you have a theme that supports WooCommerce, it might have files that overwrite some of the WooCommerce files, so I suggest asking theme developers for help with specific custom code to translate the term link. .woocommerce-terms-and-conditions-checkbox-text {text-transform:none;} I am not able to change the terms and text of the service on the checkout page in the Appearances tab, please also guide me I have read and accept the refund policy of the website. .woocommerce form .form-row .input-checkbox {margin: 2px 8px 0 -20px;} I love the post. Do you have a problem? For some reason, the checkbox overlaps the text “I accept the website to “Terms and Conditions”. The checkbox appears just above the “I a”. In WooCommerce settings, go to Appearance > Customize > WooCommerce > payment. Select the terms and conditions page you just created from the list of terms and conditions on the page, as shown below: the next step is to display the checkbox in the desired location. In our example, we decided to display it above the Payments section, but you can use any of the WooCommerce brackets available for the checkout page: businessbloomer.com/woocommerce-visual-hook-guide-checkout-page/ and view it wherever you want. To do this, we need to change the functions of the theme file.php child and add this code: Hello. Thank you for the strategy.
Unfortunately, this does not work. The field was initially empty. So I tried to reset the field to a random page and delete it too so that the system recognizes that there is no page there. But the terms and conditions are still necessary. Are there other strategies? Thank you and best wishes! Thank you very much for that great contribution. I tried for a long time to change it. Now I can thank you! However, a strange thing happened: when I translated the text into the Woocommerce/checkbox into German, all the words on the frontend started with a capital letter, which I didn`t write in the text field of the checkbox. Two questions: 1) How can I change this strange behavior back to what I wrote? 2) How can I change the style of bold linked words? I would love to get your advice. Hello! The easiest way to do this is not to use the shortcode [terms]. Instead, add a custom link, like the one I showed at the end of the article, and add it, write it in the language you need.
2. You can have a different class or CSS ID. To find out, right-click the text in the checkbox (on the checkout page), but exactly on it, and then select Inspect or Inspect Item (depending on the browser). The class or ID must be highlighted there (e.B.class=”Example” or id=”Example”). Until recently, adding a checkbox for terms and conditions on your WooCommerce checkout page was very easy, but changing the text wasn`t because you had to add custom coding. A big THANK YOU for your quick and easy to follow advice. It saved me a lot of time. Congratulations on the great free content you provide here, as well as the ideas you add in the answers! The code you provided worked as described in the theme customizer, and now the phrase “Terms and Conditions” is red and visible to buyers. I tried to follow the same example for another line (“Click here to enter your code”) on the checkout page that is invisible to buyers (as it is typed in white on a white-gray background of a WooCommerce box/container), but it didn`t work. If you do not want to link to the Terms and Conditions page, you can replace the shortcode [terms] with an HTML link. For example: Hello, I have a problem with mny`s terms and conditions. I want them to appear automatically without tapping them for them to appear.
I used a pop-up but it seems ancient to use it, Hi Do you know how to change the language of the terms and conditions? At the moment, the message of the link is “Terms and conditions”, but I would like it to say “Terminos y condiciones”, but without changing the functionality save the file and see your payment page, you will see that the checkbox is now displayed above the payment section 🙂 In short, in any online store, a document with the terms and conditions is crucial. We hope that after reading this article, you will now be able to add and/or remove the terms and conditions in your WooCommerce store without any difficulty. Hello, I have already managed to translate with the help of Loco Translate I found the PHP file that contains the phrase “Terms and Conditions”. There is no part to fill in the text of the “Terms and Conditions” checkbox 🙁 I try to change myself through the PHP acchive called terms.php.. .