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    Hide PayPal Debit or Credit button on BASK and ORDL page.

    We have installed PayPal Commerce and only want to use PayPal and PayPal Credit and not the credit card options. I have excluded PayPal credit card option under payment methods settings. But when I add the below token to BASK, ORDL pages

    Code:
    <mvt:item name="readytheme" param="contentsection( 'paypalcp_configuration' )" />
    It is displaying the Gold PayPal button and the Black Debit or Credit Card button. We don't want to display the Debit or Credit Card button and I don't see way to do this.

    I do see an option called Disable funding sources in Basket page under PayPal Smart buttons but not sure what to put in there as I not able to find anything in documentation.

    I tried using CSS to hide that button but since it is inside an Iframe, I am was not able to do it.

    Please advise, I have attached a screenshot showing you the black button we are trying to hideClipboard011.jpg

    Thanks
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    #2
    Historically, that bottom button is for people who don't have a Paypal account and takes them to the Paypal site to sign up so they can use their CC. Test it and see if you get different results.

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      #3
      You can control what buttons show up there by disabling the "funding sources" in Miva. Here is a list:

      https://developer.paypal.com/docs/ch...isable-funding

      This is setup in Miva, so you navigate to the page where the button appears and you'll see a PayPal Smart Buttons configuration options, where you can add a list of the funding sources you don't want to show:

      https://docs.miva.com/paypal-commerc...-configuration

      To hide debit option, you would use: "card"
      Brennan Heyde
      VP Product
      Miva, Inc.
      [email protected]
      https://www.miva.com

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