T Issue with Terms & Conditions Checkbox in YITH Wonder theme

  • Hello I am currently testing your theme on my WooCommerce website and have encountered an issue with the Terms & Conditions checkbox during the checkout process. Below are the details: Issue Description: ? When clicking the Terms & Conditions checkbox on the checkout page, the checkbox is highlighted in red, and an error message appears stating that the terms must be accepted, even though the checkbox was clicked. ? Upon clicking the checkbox a second time, the red border disappears, but the checkbox remains visually unchecked. However, the checkout can be completed as if the terms have been accepted. ? This issue only occurs when your theme is active. When switching to a standard theme (e.g., Twenty Twenty-One), the Terms & Conditions checkbox works as expected. Steps Already Taken: ? I have disabled all relevant plugins (e.g., WooCommerce extensions, cache plugins) and cleared the cache, but the issue persists. ? I have also ensured that the Terms & Conditions page is correctly linked in the WooCommerce settings. Expected Behavior: ? The checkbox should be correctly marked as “accepted” after the first click, without any red border or error message appearing. Since the issue seems to be related to the theme, I would appreciate any assistance in resolving this. Are there any known incompatibilities with WooCommerce forms or the Terms & Conditions checkbox? Is there an update or fix that I can apply? Thank you in advance for your help! Best regards, P. Pilloud

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  • Francesco Grasso

    (@francgrasso)

    YITH Support Representative

    Hello there,
    Thanks for waiting…

    Looks like one of the WordPress Site Editor color is not configured as axpected to be…

    I cannot investigate it directly on your website from remote and in this forum, but I can give you a small CSS code snippet you can add to your website and that will solve it.

    input[type=checkbox]::before {
        background: var(--wp--preset--color--primary);
    }

    You can add it to your child theme style.css or in site customizer.

    Let me know if you need further help on this

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