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Craft CMS plugins

Foster Checkout

A drop-in checkout for Craft Commerce, with its copy and settings managed from the control panel.

Content

All checkout copy is edited at Checkout -> Content. It is stored in the plugin’s own database table, not project config, so it stays editable on production.

What you can edit#

  • Notes for each step: cart, empty cart, login, email, shipping address, shipping method, billing, payment, order confirmation, and a global note shown on every checkout step.
  • Newsletter checkbox label, and the delivery date label and message.
  • Payment method notes, one per gateway configured in Commerce, shown when a customer picks that method. The name a customer reads for that gateway is set at Checkout -> Gateways, not here.
  • Footer links, shown at the bottom of the cart and checkout pages.

HTML and Twig#

Notes accept HTML. Each one is also rendered as a Twig template, so copy can reference the cart or the order:

<p>Your cart has {{ cart.totalQty }} item(s).</p>

A note that references something unavailable on that page throws, so keep references to what the page has: cart on cart and checkout steps, order on the confirmation page.

Because notes run as Twig, editing them is equivalent to template access. See permissions.

Multi-site#

On a multi-site install a site selector appears in the breadcrumb. Copy is stored per site or per language depending on the content translation method, so switching sites shows that site’s own copy. Filling one site does not fill the others.

The selector is hidden when the translation method is none, since every site shares one copy.

One row per link, with a label and a URL. Rows are reorderable, and the order is the order they appear on the storefront. A row missing either the label or the URL is dropped when you save.

Footer links are hidden on an empty cart.

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