Change the Autofocus Field at the WooCommerce Checkout
In this post we will show you how you can change the Woocommerce Checkout Autofocus Field. The default Autofocus Field is the “First Name” field. In our example we will change it to the “Email Address” field.
Before changing the code, if you are diverted to the Checkout Page, you are on the top because the “First Name” field is on the top:
You can change the Autofocus Field by adding the following code to your functions.php file:
add_filter( 'woocommerce_checkout_fields', 'arrow_design_change_autofocus_checkout_field' );
function arrow_design_change_autofocus_checkout_field( $fields ) {
$fields['billing']['billing_email']['autofocus'] = true;
return $fields;
}
Before changing the code, if you are diverted to the Checkout Page, you are further down, as the “Email Address” field is the last field:
Conclusion
We hope this Change the Autofocus Field at the WooCommerce Checkout post was helpful and you are now able to integrate this also on your website! You can find more articles here:
Read another Woocommerce post : ‘Check if a Product Belongs to a Product Category or Tag‘
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