Closed knowledgeplaces closed 2 years ago
I've the same issue This ignores all stylization attempts, there is no way to change the elements. They look static, could you please fix this out?
Hi @knowledgeplaces and @gentildpinto,
I'll take a look today to this issue, but it seems to work fine if you pass the appearance object directly to the componente, like here: https://stackblitz.com/edit/ngx-stripe-issue-164
Please let me know if this workaround help you until I have the opportunity to check what is going on
Kind regards,
R
Hi @knowledgeplaces and @gentildpinto, I make a small change in the example and it seems to work fine: https://stackblitz.com/edit/ngx-stripe-issue-164 by passing the styles in the elements options, are you doing it like that?
Hi @knowledgeplaces and @gentildpinto, I make a small change in the example and it seems to work fine: https://stackblitz.com/edit/ngx-stripe-issue-164 by passing the styles in the elements options, are you doing it like that?
It doesn't work with "ngx-stripe": "^9.0.5"
on Angular v9
Maybe I Should update to Angular 12 and use "ngx-stripe": "^13.0.0"
like in the example to work
Ah!, yeah, sorry, I will update the older versions
I have setup a payment component with Angular 12 and ngx-stripe and everything works fine. Now, I would like to use a theme to style my component, as described here. Essentially, I would like to use a theme, and I wrote a code like this:
When I run the app, no error in compile, no error in console, but the theme is not applied. Please advise.