Hi @subwebsites
Thank you for reaching out to Paid Memberships Pro.
You or your developer should be able to hide the tooltip with some custom CSS that targets the relevant CSS selectors.
Here is an example CSS snippet you or your developer may use to get started and tweak to suit your site and theme specific needs.
.pmpro_checkout-field.pmpro_payment-cvv small:first-of-type {
display: none;
}
It is important that you do not modify any files directly in the Paid Memberships Pro plugin. Custom CSS can be added in a few different ways:
The first and easiest option is to utilize the WordPress Customizer. You can also add custom CSS to a Customizations Stylesheet (see guide).
If you are using a child theme, you can optionally add your adjustments to that child theme’s style.css file.
Kind Regards,
Theunis C.
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