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Woo Checkout Payment Element

Last Update: February 22, 2023

The Woo Checkout Payment Element is one of five Woo Checkout Elements, and allows you to add an independent Payment notice to your Woo Checkout page. Please read on for all the details on this useful Element.

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How To Use The Woo Checkout Payment Element

The Woo Checkout Payment Element is useful when building a one page checkout. It is the last thing logically in the flow of the checkout, as it is from a button in this Element users place the order.

So to use this Element, simply add it in your Checkout layout at the bottom of the design. The Element will pull the payment methods set up in WooCommerce > Settings > Payments. If you use the Checkout Tabs Element, this Element is unneccesary, as all of the other four Checkout Elements are integrated in that one.

Woo Checkout Payment Element > Example

Element Options

Note: The displayed option screens below show ALL the available options for the element. If you have Avada’s Option Network Dependencies turned on, you will only see options relevant to your selections, and so the options screen may look somewhat different.

General

HeadingDescription
MarginIn pixels or percentage, ex: 10px or 10%.
Element VisibilityChoose to show or hide the element on small, medium or large screens. You can choose more than one at a time. Each of the 3 sizes has a custom width setting on the Responsive tab in the Global Options.
CSS ClassAdd a class to the wrapping HTML element.
CSS IDAdd an ID to the wrapping HTML element.

Design

HeadingDescription
TypographyControls the typography of the payments text. Leave empty for the global font family.
Label PaddingEnter values including any valid CSS unit, ex: 10px or 10%. Leave empty to use default value.
Label Background ColorControls the label background color of the payments. Leave empty for default value of White. Reset to default.Using default value.
Label ColorControls the label color of the payments. Leave empty for default value of var(--awb-color6). Reset to default.Using default value.
Payment Description PaddingEnter values including any valid CSS unit, ex: 10px or 10%. Leave empty to use default value.
Payment Description Background ColorControls the label background color of the payments description. Leave empty for default value of White. Reset to default.Using default value.
Payment Description ColorControls the description color of the payments. Leave empty for default value of var(--awb-color6). Reset to default.Using default value.
Link ColorControls the link color of the payments text. Leave empty for default value of Dark. Reset to default.Using default value.
Place Order Button StyleSelect whether you want to custom style the place order button.
Button SizeControls the button size.
Button SpanControls if the button spans the full width/remaining width of row.
AlignmentSelect the button's alignment.
Button Border SizeControls the border size. In pixels. Leave empty for default value of 0px, 0px, 0px, 0px.
Button Styling
Button Text ColorControls the text color of the button. Leave empty for default value of White. Reset to default.Using default value.
Button Gradient Top ColorControls the text color of the button. Leave empty for default value of Dark. Reset to default.Using default value.
Button Gradient Bottom ColorControls the text color of the button. Leave empty for default value of Dark. Reset to default.Using default value.
Button Border ColorControls the border color of the button. Leave empty for default value of White. Reset to default.Using default value.

Extras

HeadingDescription
Animation TypeSelect the type of animation to use on the element.
Direction of AnimationSelect the incoming direction for the animation.
Animation ColorSelect the color of the animation
Speed of AnimationType in speed of animation in seconds (0.1 - 5).
Animation DelaySelect the delay time after the animation starts(0 - 5).
Offset of AnimationControls when the animation should start. Default currently set to Top Of Element Hits Bottom Of Viewport.

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