Installation Guide
How to publish hosted legal pages on WooCommerce
Use the hosted TermsBuilder links in the footer, checkout flow, and account pages so WooCommerce customers can reach the same live documents across your site.
Before you publish
WooCommerce gives you more control over pages, checkout, and account areas, which means the legal-link setup is your responsibility as well. The hosted TermsBuilder URL is the cleanest source of truth because it keeps the live document in one place.
WooCommerce also lets you select a privacy-policy page for account and checkout messaging, so review those settings and make sure they point customers to the current document rather than an older WordPress page.
Recommended steps
- 1Copy the hosted URL from your TermsBuilder dashboard.
- 2Add the hosted URL to your footer menu in WordPress using your theme menu settings or Site Editor navigation tools.
- 3Review WooCommerce privacy settings and any checkout or account messaging that references policy pages.
- 4Replace stale local-page links with the hosted TermsBuilder URL anywhere WooCommerce, your theme, or a plugin surfaces legal links.
- 5Check the live footer, checkout, account pages, and any subscription or refund flows to confirm they all point to the same current document.
Placement notes
- •If plugins add their own privacy, refund, or subscription links, make sure they do not point to stale WordPress pages.
- •If you use a page builder, keep one public version of each legal document live and route the rest of your site to that version.
Code examples
Replace the placeholder URL with the hosted document URL from your TermsBuilder dashboard.
WordPress custom HTML block
<a href="https://your-domain-or-hosted-link.example/privacy-policy">Privacy Policy</a>Inline iframe embed
<iframe src="https://your-domain-or-hosted-link.example/privacy-policy" title="Privacy Policy" width="100%" height="700" style="border:0;"></iframe>