#mshell-appearance
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I wanted them to look like tabs, but I don't think the user will realize that either one or the other needs to be selected.
makes sense. I don't think that's something you can customise in terms of using a different icon or changing its size for the payment options.
We are considering a new layout for PaymentElement that is more vertical and I think might help you. If you reach out to https://support.stripe.com/?contact=true and mention you'd like to enquire about any betas for a vertical layout they might be able to help.
The other option is to disable those wallets in the PaymentElement and integrate a full PaymentRequestButton separately for Apple/Google Pay, but that is quite hacky
Well, my coding skills are very basic, so I don't want to attempt anything beta or hacky. In most of your examples, the Apple Pay buttons looks square, but when displayed on my web page, it is a wide rectangle and doesn't really look like a button. Is there a way I can make it look more square?
you're probably thinking of how it looks in https://stripe.com/docs/stripe-js/elements/payment-request-button
which is what I was describing in my last answer of using the PaymentRequestButton instead of the PaymentElement
in your case I'd probably just accept that this can't be changed today, proceed with using the PaymentElement, and raise the feedback to our support team as I mention to see if we can do anything for you in terms of betas or at least help raise the feedback internally