• Resolved mrboats

    (@wpseiskaadmin)


    My checkout page has a two column layout. In this layout the compliance check box gets very awkwardly placed at the bottom of the first column. Is there a way to force it be be next to the Terms and Conditions checkbox. See this screenshot for details: Screenshot

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  • Kind of hooking in to this, because we’re facing the same ‘issue’ for some of our clients.

    It can be fixed to hook into the ‘woocommerce_checkout_after_terms_and_conditions’ action, but this is a thing to the plugin developers need to implement.
    https://hookr.io/actions/woocommerce_checkout_after_terms_and_conditions/

    Thread Starter mrboats

    (@wpseiskaadmin)

    Yes, after terms and conditions would be a good placement! Also there should probably be an explanatory string that could be placed just before terms and conditions. If this string is set in admin (it could also be a translatable string in .po file), then it should be passed via _e() or __() to be translatable.

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 9 months ago by mrboats.

    The string is in the admin settings: Extra > WP GDPR Compliance > Integrations. When you check WooCommerce as integration, the text field with the default value is presented: “Checkbox text”

    Hi there – thanks for reporting and helping. We will take care of a 2-column checkout in the next release.

    Thread Starter mrboats

    (@wpseiskaadmin)

    Having the text for a checkbox to be very long is not good UX/usability. Therefore it would be better if there was a separate text string with explanatory text so that the “label” for the checkbox can be kept very short and understandable. The text could be something like “By ordering this product I agree that my ….. For a full information on how your data will be processed….. jada jada jada”.

    Please update to version 1.2. Should be fixed now!

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