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Written by Justin Carlson

Updated at September 15th, 2026

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Managing Your Terms and Conditions Page Update the Existing Terms & Conditions Page Create a Custom Terms and Conditions Page Add the Custom Page to Your Navigation

Managing Your Terms and Conditions Page

There are two ways to publish Terms and Conditions on your website:

  1. If your website includes the Help Center Add-on, update its existing Terms and Conditions page: Default "Terms and Conditions"
  2. If you do not have the Help Center Add-on, create a Custom Page for your Terms and Conditions: Create a Custom "Terms and Conditions" Page

 

Update the Existing Terms & Conditions Page

The default Terms and Conditions text may contain the sample printshop name “Acme Printing” and the placeholder “[Site_URL]”. Review the entire page and update these references before making it 'live'.

Above: The default Terms & Conditions text

  1. In the Control Center, select Web Pages from the top menu

 

2. Select Help Center from the left sidebar.

 

3. Select Terms and Conditions from the Help Center menu.

4. Click inside the editable text and replace “Acme Printing” with your printshop’s name. Also replace “[Site_URL]” with your website address.

5. Review the rest of the text to make sure it reflects your printshop’s terms.

6. Click Save in the upper-right corner.


Note: If you use ‘Find and Replace’, first click inside the text editor so you’re searching the Terms and Conditions text. Your browser’s Find tool can locate words on the screen, but it cannot replace the text in the editor.
 

 

Create a Custom Terms and Conditions Page
 

If your website does not include the Help Center add-on, you can publish your Terms and Conditions using a Custom Page.

  1. In the Control Center, select Web Pages from the top menu

2. Select Custom Pages from the left sidebar.

 

3. Select the green button ‘Create New Custom Page’.


 

4. Choose a Page Format.


 

5. Enter the page title next to ‘Full Title’ and any ‘Headline’ and/or ‘Caption’ you want to display. 

6. Paste your Terms and Conditions into the ‘Body Text’ field. If you use the Short Title field, follow the guidance shown beside it in the editor.

Above: Short Title guidance

7. Select Save. 

8. When the page is ready for visitors, toggle it ‘on’ in the upper-right of the custom page.



 

Add the Custom Page to Your Navigation

  1. In the Control Center, select Navigation Tabs from the left sidebar

 

2. Select About Us.

 

3. Under “Select page links from the list below,” check the box beside the Terms and Conditions Custom Page you created.

 

4. Click Save.

 

5. Visit your website and open the ‘About Us’ menu to confirm that the link appears and opens the correct page.
 

 

6. Select the 'Terms & Conditions' Link to view your Custom Page.
 

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