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How to customize “I accept the privacy policy” text and link

Change the wording of the consent checkbox on the Vehica registration form and point it at your own privacy policy page, using the Elementor widget settings.

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This article explains how to customize or translate this part of the registration form:

Vehica registration form with username, email, phone and password fields, seller type radio buttons, and a green arrow pointing at the highlighted “I accept the privacy policy” checkbox above the Register button.
The field accepts HTML
Whatever you type is printed next to the checkbox, so you can wrap the part you want to be clickable in an <a href="..."> tag and point it at your own page.
  1. 1 Open your Login / Register page

    By default it is www.yourdomain.com/login-register/.

  2. 2 Click “Edit with Elementor” The Vehica login and register page in WordPress with the admin bar at the top and a green arrow pointing at the “Edit with Elementor” button.
  3. 3 Edit the “Login and Register Form” element

    Arrows point to the widget in the canvas and to the setting in the panel on the left.

    Elementor editing the Vehica login and register page: the “Edit Login and Register Form” panel is open on the left with the consent text field, and the widget context menu is open over the form in the canvas.
  4. 4 Check the default value

    The setting sits in the General section, under the label Private Policy / Terms of use. Out of the box it holds the phrase “I accept the privacy policy” with the last two words wrapped in a link that points nowhere.

    Elementor “Edit Login and Register Form” panel, General section, showing the “Private Policy / Terms of use” textarea with the default value: I accept the privacy policy, wrapped in an anchor tag whose href is a hash.
  5. 5 Enter your own text and link

    Here the phrase is changed to “the terms and conditions” and linked to https://google.com/ as an example — use the address of your own policy page instead.

    The same Elementor textarea, now containing “I accept” followed by an anchor tag pointing to https://google.com/ around the words “the terms and conditions”.
  6. 6 Save the page

    The registration form now shows your new text and link.

    Bottom of the Vehica registration form on the front end: password field, Private seller and Business seller radio buttons, a checkbox reading “I accept the terms and conditions” with the last words as an orange link, and the Register button.

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