I am using the Trade theme and want to show my policy links separately in the Utilities footer section, instead of grouped under ‘Terms and Policies.’ Can anyone share the code adjustment needed to do this?"
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A store owner wanted policy links in the footer to appear separately under the Utilities section rather than grouped under “Terms and Policies.” They initially referenced the Trade theme but later clarified they were using the Horizon theme, making the first Liquid-code suggestion for sections/footer.liquid less applicable.
A later response provided a Horizon-specific workaround that requires no theme code edits: paste custom CSS into the Footer’s Utilities section in the theme editor. The CSS forces the policies popover to display inline, hides the trigger button, and lays out the policy list with flex wrapping.
Screenshots were shared showing the before/after appearance. The requester thanked the helper, and the practical solution appears to be the provided Custom CSS approach for Horizon.
Sorry all, I meant Horizon Theme
Hi @skooch
This requires a small Liquid customization. In the Trade theme, the “Terms and Policies” section is generated automatically from your store policies. To display each policy as a separate link in the Utilities footer, you’ll need to edit the footer section and render each policy individually instead of the default grouped output.
Open sections/footer.liquid, find the policy loop, and replace the grouped policies with individual links for each policy. This is a simple Liquid customization.
Best regards,
Devcoder 
Does this work the same for the Horizon Theme? I copied the response from an advisor and they had written ‘Trade’ by accident.
No, for Horizon theme the solution should be different.
In “Edit theme”, go to the “Utilities” section in Footer and paste this code into “Custom CSS” setting:
div#terms-policies-popover {
display: contents;
opacity: 1;
position: unset;
box-shadow: none;
transform: none;
}
anchored-popover-component button.policy-list-trigger {
display: none;
}
anchored-popover-component .policy_list {
display: flex;
flex-wrap: wrap;
}
Before/After:
Of course, there are other options, but this should be the quickest to implement without any theme code edits.
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Hi Tim, thanks so much for that!