Google Pay, Apple Pay, and Afterpay integration issues.

Hi @qabd,

1) The Google Pay button only appears on the product and checkout pages but, doesn’t appear on the cart and mini-cart pages. The button also appears squashed and in the wrong color (neither the black nor white Google button colors) on the product page.

You don’t have GPay enabled on your cart page. Have you tried enabling GPay for the cart section? Your theme is overriding the GPay colors and sizing. It’s using aggressive css selectors that targets all buttons, including the GPay button.

2) Likewise, the Afterpay button/notice only appears on the product and checkout pages but, doesn’t appear on the cart and mini-cart pages.

It appears you don’t have Afterpay enabled for the cart section.

3) Apple Pay doesn’t seem to be working anywhere on the site, I’ve tried accessing the site through Safari as well, with no luck. (Also my domain is registered for Apple Pay on my Stripe account.)

I verified that Apple Pay is showing on your site. Per the plugin documentation, you must have a valid card in your Apple Wallet or the button won’t show.

4) Additionally, the credit card and Google Pay icons are out of alignment with the payment method text on the checkout page.

This is because of your theme’s css targeting all labels and assigning a line-height of 1.

Edit: I’ve also just noticed that the various integrations only appear on the product page if a user is logged in, otherwise they only appear on the checkout page. Any advice on how to fix this would also be much appreciated.

There is no logic in the plugin that conditionally renders payment options if a user is logged in/logged out. I’d review the list of plugins that you’re using and see if a 3rd party plugin is the culprit.

Kind Regards,

@afterthoughtcommittee unless you just switched to anther plugin, you’re not actually using our plugin. You have WooCommerce Payments enabled on your site.

Our plugin is called Payment Plugins for Stripe WooCommerce.