Ryan Ray
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Hi @symkrilag,
To my best understanding if you’re already using PayPal Standard without issues you already have a PayPal Business account. 🙂
That account should work just fine as well once you set it up in PayPal Payments once you make that switch.
If you didn’t have a PayPal business account, then it shouldn’t be any issues getting that and then setting up PayPal Payments!
Either way, let us know if we can help with anything once you start the switch. Thanks!
Hi @paulcobb,
What CSS had you added? If you’d used my second example, it relied on you adding a class to your menu link.
See if this video helps show what I’d accomplished so far. https://d.pr/v/yQwuxA
Hi @symkrilag,
I am using paypal standard,so after March 1st 2022 have to close down my woocommerce shop and move it on another platform? There is a requirement for Paypal business in order to load”Paypal Payment” which do not have…..
There’s no need to close down your WooCommerce shop at all, there are still plenty of PayPal payment options for WooCommerce. I assume you’ve seen the latest PayPal Payments extension, correct?
Are you saying there is an issue where you can’t use this? If you are already using PayPal Standard then you can use PayPal Payments.
Hi @paulcobb,
I’ve been looking at this for a moment, I’ve attempted a start by making the dropdown toggle take up the full width of the menu item, which seems to help cover over the default # anchor link.
button.dropdown-toggle { width: 100%; text-align: right; }Just of note, by default this is going to cover any menu with sub-menu items. You could change this by adding an additional class to your menu items from within wp-admin like such.
I added the
.cover-meclass, which then makes my CSS look like this..cover-me button.dropdown-toggle { width: 100%; text-align: right; }I hope this helps so far, let us know if you’ve got further questions. Thanks!
Hi @jansudek,
I hear you, but I think if there’s nothing else to add to the thread here it’s ok to resolve it.
As mentioned we don’t have a known timeline for a release that fixes this issue, but the comments on GitHub do outline what you can do to fix it on your site now until an official release happens.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Storefront] sliderHi @chezlibellule,
super, thank you very much lionel it’s already much better, I’m going to watch for Storefront PowerPack if it can help me
Glad to see that helped, let us know if you’ve got questions regarding PowerPack too!
Thanks @patrickhs, I appreciate the kind words and you sharing your experience with us.
Happy you’ve found a solution that works for you now!
Hi @patrickhs,
Since switching to Stripe fraud orders have come to a complete halt. This experience using Braintree with WooCommerce is so contrary to what I had using Braintree with enterprise BigCommerce for several years that I find it difficult to believe it isn’t by design. Quality of service and the quality of the plugin is night and day different. I even had good results using Braintree on Shopify Plus. For WooCommerce Braintree is a horrible fit and I will actively steer other WooCommerce users away from it every chance I get.Very glad to hear you’ve had a much better experience with Stripe. My only last thought and info I’d put out there is that PayPal has just recently released PayPal Payments. This is their latest payment platform that combines a lot of their other PayPal variants and includes 3D Secure. –> https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/woocommerce-paypal-payments/#section-7
Hope this additional info helps anyone else coming across the same issues you had. Thanks!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WooCommerce Stripe Payment Gateway] Disable Google PayHi @evelyn7879,
I wanted to come back around to this. I’d found these settings and tried on a test site. Disabling Google Pay didn’t have an effect on my site, did it for you?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WooCommerce Stripe Payment Gateway] Disable Google PayHi @evelyn7879,
Well I’ll be, that’s news to me that Stripe gives you that option. Glad to see that works for you and thanks for sharing.
Hi @lenomotherfit,
Thanks for the question. By default the payment requests button (Apple Pay, Google Pay) doesn’t show at checkout. This can be enabled though with a code snippet as our docs outline here. I hope this helps so far, let us know if you’ve got further questions. Thanks!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WooCommerce Stripe Payment Gateway] Description that is passed on to StripeHi @davidr2021,
I found that the data comes from the
/includes/abstracts/abstract-wc-stripe-payment-gateway.phpfile in the Stripe payment method.From there I did find a
wc_stripe_generate_payment_requestfilter that you might be able to use. There is some examples of that here. https://wordpress.org/support/topic/modify-the-payment-description/Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WooCommerce Stripe Payment Gateway] Description that is passed on to StripeHi @davidr2021,
Sorry for misunderstanding, but thanks for clarifying.
I don’t believe there is any existing method, like a hook or filter, to modify this. But ultimately it could likely be done with a good chunk of custom work. If you wanted to go down that route, we highly recommend contacting one of the services on our Customizations page (https://woocommerce.com/customizations/)
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WooCommerce Stripe Payment Gateway] Description that is passed on to StripeHi there @davidr2021,
> I liked to add the product name to the Description that is passed on to Stripe
Thanks for the message. My assumption is that you’re referencing the Statement Descriptor field. If so, at the moment this isn’t a possibility built into our Stripe plugin. There’s the high possibility that customers could order more than one product or the product name could be generic, thus the statement descriptor field would normally use the business name as a common practice. This helps customers know what business charged their card.
Also, with Stripe this descriptor is limited to 22 characters. I imagine in most scenarios the business name and product name would exceed this limit.
I’m not sure if there is a future case where this could be possible, but we’d always welcome this added to our ideas board. –> http://ideas.woocommerce.com/forums/133476-woocommerce
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Meta for WooCommerce] specific title for variationsHi @andreas1992,
We’d spoken in chat earlier and while this isn’t a feature in the plugin currently, we’d welcome you and anyone else that wants this to add it, or your votes, to our ideas board. 🙂
http://ideas.woocommerce.com/forums/133476-woocommerce
Thanks!