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PayPal lets you customize a payment page to look like your web site, with the caveat that “The Primary page style applies to all of your payment pages, unless specified otherwise for a particular button or link.” There’s a little extra variable added to the buttons html code (i.e. page_style=whatever) that tells the button to use your custom payment page.
Since I’m using eStore, and the shopping cart has a PayPal button already included, is there any problem editing the button or code to insert the variable for the custom payment page? Is there one specific php page that the button comes from?
-Chris
WP eStore allows you to specify a page style in the settings for your PayPal checkout page. Specify the page styles you want to use for this site in the following section:
WP eStore Settings -> Payment Gateway Settings -> PayPal Section -> Custom Checkout Page Style Name Custom Checkout Page Style Name
You can create multiple PayPal checkout page styles in your PayPal account then tell eStore to use one of them.
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