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- ghostchups_code, 20 hours ago, 20 messages
Can you add the screenshots of what you're seeing?
whoops
this is the UI
from the first screenshot the input element that Stripe uses for the Link input element uses the color from the .Input override
the color = text color
so in this screenshot that is a dark blue
which is appropriate for the style of text inputs
however since the Link element uses a transparent background this color is not suitable
but there is no way to have one color for this specific Link input and another for the generic text field Input's in the Stripe checkout
I can set the background color of the Link input by providing a background color to .Block in the appearance.rules options
which will fix this situation but that will break other places where Block is used
E.g.
the second screenshot is another place Stripe uses .Block
reverting the Block change results in:
'.Input': {
backgroundColor: 'white',
borderColor: 'white',
borderStyle: 'solid',
borderWidth: '1px',
color: 'black',
}
Is this the only thing in your appearance object?
Ideally what I would be able to do is provide a background color to the p-SavedEmail css class
If not, can you copy/paste the whole thing?
the absolute values are not present in that copy/paste
as the are translated from another theme
ultimately the issue is the styles applied to the saved email overrides the background, border and a few other styles. However it does not override the color from the Input class
Hi, I'm stepping in and catching up.
I think you'd want to write into to support, https://support.stripe.com/contact so we can reproduce this end to end. Please share your full code, and the screenshots as well.
do you have a codesandbox or preset template? it wouldn't be feasible to send my full code