• 1. Is it possible to change the text “TOS” to something else? I don’t know if it’s just me, but nothing in this line “*Please indicate that you agree to the TOS” seems to be editable? Ps. The word “Tos” in my language refers to masturbation(really!)

    2. When you click on the “TOS” link, a new page with your Terms/conditions appear. are there any options to make this page look more professional, or more integrated with the overall look of the website?

    thanks

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  • Plugin Author Chad Butler

    (@cbutlerjr)

    If you want to change the field label, go to the plugin’s fields tab and for that field in the list click on “edit” then change the label.

    You can do this for any of the custom fields. In the case of the default TOS (Terms of Service) field however, do not change checked value (“agree”) or some of the plugin’s default functionality around this field may not work correctly. But you can easily/safely change the label.

    With the default popup you can make it look like whatever you want it to look like. The default dialog accepts basic HTML and you can edit this in the plugin’s dialogs tab. Alternatively, you can use a regular page in WordPress. To have that open from the TOS link, set the location of this page in the TOS dialog with the TOS page shortcode.

    Thread Starter Louisv

    (@louisv)

    Chad

    Thank you for the reply. In the settings/fields, I titled it “terms and conditions”, you can see a desktop view here

    But on the actual form on the website it appears as “TOS”, image here

    Am I misunderstanding something? Thanks.

    Plugin Author Chad Butler

    (@cbutlerjr)

    Sorry – I misspoke about changing the label. That particular field does not use the label for the field.

    The text that is displayed can be filtered with the wpmem_tos_link_txt filter.

    Thread Starter Louisv

    (@louisv)

    Chad,

    Thanks for the help. I tried adding that code with Simple custom CSS, but its not working…probably not the right way of doing it. Can I just add it to the top of forms.php?

    Plugin Author Chad Butler

    (@cbutlerjr)

    Can I just add it to the top of forms.php?

    You should never edit any of the plugin files directly. Custom functions such as that go in your theme’s functions.php file.

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