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Customizing the Order PDF
Customizing the Order PDF

Add your VAT/TAX number, Bank details or other items to the Order PDF.

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Written by Séamus Diamond
Updated over 5 months ago

You can customize the Order PDF footer which is great for adding things that are important for your customers to see.  

For example:
If you want to add your Registered Company Number, VAT or Tax ID, Company Directors or bank details then the Print Order Footer will be a quick solution.

Change the Print Order PDF Footer

Start in the Admin and click through to
Store Settings → Checkout → Print Order – Footer

Add your desired details here and click save.  

Always test your changes to see if they are displaying the way you wanted.

To test go to the Orders module in the Admin, select an existing order or create a new one.  Click on Print Order and the PDF will download/open.   Scroll to the footer of the order to see your changes.

How can I hide the Terms from Orders PDF?

To hide the "Terms" from Contact Details section in Orders PDF, follow these steps:

  1. Go to EvolutionX Admin → Store Settings → Checkout

  2. In the Print Order - Footer section, click on Tools → Source code

  3. Paste the following code there

<style>
.pdf-header-terms {
display: none;
}
</style>

How can I hide Columns or Elements from Orders PDF?

At moment this approach only works for DDMS ERP orders pdf's

To hide the "Columns or Elements" from from Orders PDF, follow these steps:

  1. Go to EvolutionX Admin → Store Settings → Checkout

  2. In the Print Order - Footer section, click on Tools → Source code

  3. Paste the following code and replace the CSS IDs with the corresponding ones listed in List of usable Ids. (make sure to use #order_pdf_print before the css id's you want to modify)

Hide Column Weight Example

Note that you must target the header and row.

<style>
#order_pdf_print #header_column_weight, #order_pdf_print #row_weight {
display: none;
}
</style>

Hide Tax Column for Line Items Example

Note that you must target the header and row.

<style>
#order_pdf_print #header_column_tax, #order_pdf_print #row_tax{
display: none;
}
</style>

List of usable CSS IDs:

Contact Details Section

#contact_details_section

Addresses Section

#addresses_section

#address_billing_section

#address_delivery_section

Orders Items Table

Headers:

#header_column_description

#header_column_weight

#header_column_price

#header_column_qty

#header_column_tax

#header_column_total

Rows:

#row_description

#row_weight

#row_price

#row_qty

#row_tax

#row_total

Shipping & Payment Section

#shipping_payment_section

#payment_type

#shipping_type

Order Summary

#dealer_summary

#dealer_order_note

#dealer_shipping

#dealer_po_ref

#dealer_alt_po

#costs_summary

#costs_subtotal

#costs_discount

#costs_subtotal_discount

#costs_shipping

#costs_tax

#costs_shipping_tax

#costs_surcharge_amount

#costs_points_balance

#costs_points_deducted

#costs_total

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