Many websites need a terms and conditions page. A “Terms & Conditions” page usually refers to guidelines that website users should follow while using the site. Creating your own terms and conditions from scratch can get tricky and become time consuming.
To make things easier, there are some generators online that users can use to create their own terms and conditions. Here is a terms and conditions generator that we recommend using: https://www.termsandconditionsgenerator.com/
If you need to add a custom notice below the order review on the checkout page of your WooCommerce site, add the following code to your functions.php file. Be sure to change the styling and text:
If you’re making a one-page / landing page site and want to have the mobile popup menu close after clicking on a link, copy the following code: Now, paste it into an HTML widget that you’ll put onto the bottom of the popup menu.
If you ever wanted to create conditional form fields with code using Elementor Pro, this tutorial will guide you on how to do that. We will be using an example where users will be asked if they would like to enter their address details. It will look like this once
