Google Pay

Okay, got it. It works now. However there is an awkward “Place Order” button on the checkout page that doesn’t seem to be required, as the GPay button opens a popup. On the Paypal settings page there is an option to deselect the “Place Order” button, but there is no such option on the GPay settings page. Am I missing something to get rid of that button, as it is confusing – there is a GPay button and a Place Order button and the customer wouldn’t know which one to click. (actually if I do click the Place Order button with Gpay selected, it tells me I have to select PayPal.)

okay, I am getting it now! I had no idea what all those things meant LOL . Now I just have a weird little speech bubble below the GPay radio button. I guess that is where “please click the Google Pay button…” message is going to go? Thanks so much for answering all my questions and your excellent customer support. I understand this much better now thanks to your help.

safari on ipad and Chrome on PC. I just updated to 2.0.1 and the weird little speech bubble persists.

• This reply was modified 6 months, 1 week ago by joand.

okay, in the Paypal options there is a radio button to select “show popup icon and text” I deselected that and now it shows the weird speech bubble too. When selected, it showed a message and image in the speech bubble saying click the Paypal button below. If deselected is shouldn’t show the speech bubble at all. The Gpay settings don’t have any option to select or deselect a message. Maybe I can hide the speech bubble with css, if I can do so without affecting the credit card option as it IS needed there

I was able to hide the boxes with css

.woocommerce-checkout #payment .payment_box.payment_method_ppcp, .woocommerce-checkout #payment .payment_box.payment_method_ppcp::before {
	display: none!important;
}
.woocommerce-checkout #payment .payment_box.payment_method_ppcp_googlepay, .woocommerce-checkout #payment .payment_box.payment_method_ppcp_googlepay::before {
	display: none!important;
}

I hid it with css as noted above, so you won’t be able to see it now. But the css class that I overrode has your plugin names in it, so I don’t think my theme would have access to that.

• This reply was modified 6 months, 1 week ago by joand.

I think if the option to show popup icon and text is not selected it should keep the “display: none” applied to it, rather than changing to display: block which is what is causing the padding to be applied to a blank field. But anyways, as I mentioned, I was able to hide it, so it’s all good now. Thanks for your help.