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How to change the title "Registration Terms" on Terms of Use page to "Terms of Use"? Is there a language/strings Settings page to change this?

The terms should "always" apply even to view the site as a guest rather than apply only for registration.

2) How to add links in the Footer for Terms, etc?

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You would need to use the language system to modify the name of the Registration Terms if you wish to do that. Please see this guide: 

 

 

Adding anything to the footer which is not there would require a theme modification or plugin to do so.

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@Jim M Changing the language string for Terms of Use worked.

Why not render the Terms of Use and Guidelines links in the footer if they are not empty under System > Terms & Privacy Policy? Not sure why these links are not included in the footer but it is only logical to render them conditionally.

Thanks!

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I modified the footer template to add links and saved the template.

But when I re-open the footer template, it doesn't load the HTML in the editor (which loaded fine when I modified it). It shows the globalTemplate's html in the editor in the 1st tab but the footer tab's editor is empty. The footer template list item on the left has a "M" icon to its right. I have multiple themes.

What am I doing wrong?

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Posted (edited)
7 hours ago, Marc Stridgen said:

Is there perhaps anything showin up within console on your browser?

 

7 hours ago, Randy Calvert said:

And are you using a WAF like cloudflare?  If so try disabling it temporarily. 

 

My app is on invisionservice.com cloud service. Nothing related to its hosting is in my control.

Here is the console output - a JS glitch:

admin_admin_templates.js.gz?v=d815db93211697539050:34 Uncaught TypeError: Right-hand side of 'instanceof' is not an object
    at baseController._updateToolbar (admin_admin_templates.js.gz?v=d815db93211697539050:34:26)
    at baseController.changedTab (admin_admin_templates.js.gz?v=d815db93211697539050:31:6)
    at nr (root_library.js.gz?v=d815db93211697539050:1:7597)
    at HTMLDivElement.<anonymous> (root_library.js.gz?v=d815db93211697539050:1:8025)
    at HTMLDivElement.<anonymous> (root_library.js.gz?v=d815db93211697539050:1:1076)
    at HTMLDivElement.dispatch (root_library.js.gz?v=d815db93211697539050:2:39997)
    at v.handle (root_library.js.gz?v=d815db93211697539050:2:37968)
    at Object.trigger (root_library.js.gz?v=d815db93211697539050:2:70063)
    at HTMLUListElement.<anonymous> (root_library.js.gz?v=d815db93211697539050:2:70665)
    at Function.each (root_library.js.gz?v=d815db93211697539050:2:3129)

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If you revert that template, do things show up properly? It looks like there is an issue with your code there thats actually breaking the page 

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On 10/18/2023 at 2:16 AM, Marc Stridgen said:

If you revert that template, do things show up properly? It looks like there is an issue with your code there thats actually breaking the page 

I tried after a couple of days and I'm able to edit the footer template without having to Revert the prior changes.

I don't see any errors in the browser's console.

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