Hi @mattthomas-photography ,
Thank you for reaching out! I understand customizing the Stripe payment form’s appearance can feel a bit tricky, but with a few steps, it’s totally manageable.
To clarify, the appearance of the payment form is controlled by an?appearance object?in WooPayments. This allows you to customize elements like colors, backgrounds, and fonts to better fit your site’s design.
Here’s an example of a code snippet that adjusts the background and text colors for a darker theme:
add_filter( 'wcpay_upe_appearance', function ( $appearance ) {
$appearance->variables->{'colorBackground'} = '#333333'; // Background color
$appearance->variables->{'colorPrimary'} = '#ffffff'; // Primary text and button color
$appearance->variables->{'colorText'} = '#ffcc00'; // Text inside input fields
return $appearance;
} );
If you’re comfortable with editing your site’s code, you can add this snippet to your child theme’s?functions.php?file. Alternatively, for a safer method, you can use a plugin like?Code Snippets?to apply the code without directly editing your files.
Additional suggestion:
- Colors can be added using HEX codes, RGB values, or color names.
- To customize other parts of the form (like error messages), you can add variables such as:
$appearance->variables->{'colorDanger'} = '#ff0000'; // For error messages
For more ideas and control, refer to our guide https://woocommerce.com/document/woopayments/customization-and-translation/customize-payments-appearance/
If you run into any issues or have questions, feel free to reach out. We’re here to help! ??
