Introduction
By default, the WebToffee’s EU withdrawal button for WooCommerce plugin can display the withdrawal option in two places: the site footer and the My Account order pages. But many stores need more flexibility for example, placing the button on a dedicated returns policy page, a product page, or a custom support page.
The withdrawal button shortcode lets you insert the button anywhere on your site that accepts shortcodes.
The Shortcode
[wt_eu_order_withdrawal]
Placing this shortcode on any page or post will render a button that links directly to your configured withdrawal page.
Customizing the Button Label
By default, the shortcode uses your configured link text. To override this for a specific placement, use the label attribute:
[wt_eu_order_withdrawal label="Cancel my order"]
Available Attributes
| Attribute | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| label | No | Custom button text. Uses the default shortcode label when omitted. |
| class | No | Adds extra CSS classes to the button, useful for custom styling. |
Setup Steps
Step 1: Open Advanced Settings Go to WooCommerce → Withdrawals → Settings → Advanced to view the shortcode reference and examples.
Step 2: Copy the Shortcode Copy [wt_eu_order_withdrawal], or the version with a custom label if needed.
Step 3: Paste It Where Needed Add the shortcode to any page, post, or widget area that supports shortcodes — for example, a returns/refund policy page.
A Note on Visibility Rules
If Geo-Targeting is enabled with Hide withdrawal button shortcode turned on, the shortcode button will automatically be hidden for non-EU visitors, keeping its behavior consistent with the footer and My Account placements.
