This is used when a customer is checking out, as a secondary password field to confirm that the customer's password matches the first password field.

By default, this field is optional. However, it can be changed to a required field by adding a variable named "required" to it. For example, this instance of the QuickCode Tag would create a required password field:
{FIELD-PASSWORD-CONFIRM:required}

If making the {FIELD-PASSWORD-CONFIRM} QuickCode Tag required, it is recommended that the {FIELD-PASSWORD} QuickCode Tag also be made required.

This QuickCode tag must be used in an HTML form.

1. The following content in the web page's template:
   Password Confirm: {FIELD-PASSWORD-CONFIRM}
2. Will display the following when viewing that web page in the storefront:
   Password Confirm:

To customize this field, create a CSS style titled FIELD-PASSWORD-CONFIRM. The form button generated by this QuickCode Tag will then inherit the attributes of that style.

For example: To make the quantity field 20 pixels wide with red text, add this style to your CSS rules:

<style type="text/css">
<!--
.FIELD-PASSWORD-CONFIRM {
	color: #FF0000;
	width: 20px;
}
-->
</style>