Terms and Conditions
When Terms and Conditions are enabled, customers must select a checkbox to verify that they agree to the terms and conditions of the sale. The Terms and Conditions message and checkbox appear during Order Review between the Totals section and the Place Order button. The transaction cannot be finalized until the customer selects the checkbox to agree to the terms and conditions of the sale.
Step 1: Enable Terms and Conditions
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On the Admin sidebar, click Stores. Then under Settings, choose Configuration. |
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In the panel on the left under Sales, choose Checkout. |
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Expand  the Checkout Options section, and do the following: |
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Make sure that Enable Onepage Checkout is set to “Yes.” Otherwise, the Terms and Conditions checkbox will not appear during checkout. |
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To display the terms and conditions checkbox during checkout, set Enable Terms and Conditions to “Yes.” |
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When complete, tap Save Config. |
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When prompted to update the cache, click the Cache Management link. Then, refresh the invalid cache. |
Refresh Cache
Step 2: Describe Your Terms and Conditions
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On the Admin sidebar, tapStores. Then under Settings, choose Terms and Conditions. |
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In the upper-right corner, tap Add New Condition. Then, do the following: |
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Enter the Condition Name. The name is for internal reference only. |
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Set Status to “Enabled.” |
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Set Show Content as to either “Text” or “HTML.” |
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Text
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Displays the terms and conditions content as unformatted text.
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HTML
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Displays the terms and conditions content as HTML, which can be tagged and formatted.
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Choose the Store View where the Terms and Conditions are to be used. |
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Enter the Checkbox Text that you want to appear as a label for the checkbox. For example, you could use “I understand and accept these terms and conditions of the sale.” |
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In the Content field, either type or paste enter the full text of the terms and conditions of the sale. |
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(Optional) Enter the Content Height (css), in pixels, to determine the height of the text box in which the terms and conditions statement appears during checkout. For example, if you want the text box to be one inch high, enter 96, which is the equivalent value in pixels. |
New Condition
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When complete, tap Save Condition. |
