Thomas Shellberg

Hi @mmdesignsldn,

You will need to add some CSS to override the padding and margins added to the stripe icons.

Your multi-step checkout plugin is adding padding-right:


You can use your browser’s Developer Tools and the Inspect tab to troubleshoot/tweak CSS on the site.

http://wptheming.com/2012/07/chrome-developer-tools-wordpress/

The “pay with your bank card” section can’t be moved non-destructively but you could style the form to remove some of the padding/margins to bring it closer to the credit card inputs.

Hope that helps!

Hi there,

>1. What does this additional information mean, for example for Alipay?

This means that these additional gateways(AliPay, for instance) are not enabled by default within your Stripe account. You’ll need to manually enable them.

> 2. In brief, none of the sources are supposed to show in the Stripe account test data by just enabling the on/off toggle for any of the sources except cards, correct?

You enable them here:

https://dashboard.stripe.com/account/payments/settings

>3. Then, how can we test them so that it shows in the account?

Testing needs to be done using Stripe’s Testing documentation. The plugin doesn’t have built-in test data as it still needs to communicate with the Stripe Sandbox when testing just as if it were a real payment.

https://stripe.com/docs/testing

We haven’t heard back from you in a while, so I’m going to mark this as resolved – if you have any further questions, you can start a new thread.

@kbupjuhle,

It sounds like the table was corrupted somehow. You could also look at altering the table and switching to InnoDB as the engine rather than MyISAM.

Hi @timwakeling-1,

As you have mentioned, the wp_woocommerce_session cookie is not set by WooCommerce by default unless the user is logged in.

For questions specifically related to the PayPal Checkout plugin, please post here:

https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/woocommerce-gateway-paypal-express-checkout/

Hi @deividuska,

I think @mailmechanic has brought up some good points here – for some reason those email services are filtering emails sent from you. Beyond checking your email service settings, you may want to check the actual content of your emails as well. Perhaps the “from” email address has a poor sending reputation or there is content within your emails(phone number, email, address) which is triggering their automatic filtering.

Hi @hugojsmal,

It seems like the ‘Cart’ page is indeed set within your WooCommerce settings, however, I am seeing a 404 error as well when I visit the Cart URL.

Perhaps the Cart page has been deleted; check your Pages area to find out. You can reinstall your default WooCommerce pages by going to WooCommerce->Status->Tools->Create default WooCommerce pages.

Hey @sidneyquitorio8,

It’s possible that something went wrong during a database update – if the parent product shows ‘out of stock’ incorrectly here’s what you can try:

1. Find the product in the Products area by searching for it.
2. Click ‘Quick Edit’ underneath the product.
3. Make a minor change(say, enable ‘Manage Stock’) and click Update.
4. Click ‘Quick Edit’ again underneath the product.
5. Revert the minor change you made earlier and update again.

This should recalculate the data for the product and set it back to ‘in stock’.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 9 months ago by Thomas Shellberg.