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Custom payment pages let you tailor the PayPal payment pages presented to payers to match the style of your website. Custom payment pages work with all Website Payments Standard buttons and with the PayPal Account Optional account profile setting turned on or off.
You can add up to three custom page styles.
The pictures in this section demonstrate the types of branding you can achieve with custom payment pages. Figure 2.2 , “Default PayPal Payment Page Style,” shows a payment page with no custom merchant branding.
Figure 2.2
Default PayPal Payment Page Style
Figure 2.3 , “Custom Page Style with All Branding Options,” shows all the options that you can specify for your own, custom payment page styles.
Figure 2.3
Custom Page Style with All Branding Options
Working with Custom Payment Pages
To configure your custom payment pages:
1.
Log in to your PayPal account at https://www.paypal.com.
The My Account Overview page appears.
2.
Click the Profile subtab.
The Profile Summary page appears.
3.
In the Selling Preferences column, click the Custom Payment Pages link.
The Custom Payment Page Styles page appears, as shown below.
Figure 2.4
Custom Payment Page Styles
From this page, you can add, edit, preview, and remove page styles, and make one of the page styles the primary page style.
Note:
The PayPal page style is a default page style. You cannot edit or remove it.
Adding or Editing a Page Style
The settings described here can also be specified with HTML variables for individual transactions. For more information, see “HTML Variables for Displaying PayPal Payment Pages”.
To add a page style:
1.
Begin at the Custom Payment Page Styles page.
2.
Click the Add button or the Edit button.
Enter your custom page style preferences:
–
Page Style Name (required)
Enter a name up to 30 characters long. The name can contain letters, numbers, and underscores but no other symbols or spaces. The Page Style Name is used to refer to the page style in your PayPal account and in the page_style HTML variable for your Website Payment buttons.
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Header Image URL (optional)
Enter the URL for an image that should appear at the top left of the payment page. Maximum size of the image is 750 pixels wide by 90 pixels high; larger images are reduced to this size. The image must be in a valid graphics format such as gif, jpg, or png.
IMPORTANT:
PayPal recommends that you enter an image URL only if the image is stored on a secure (https) server. Otherwise, your payer’s web browser displays a message that the payment page contains insecure items.
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Header Background Color (optional)
Enter the background color for the header using HTML hex code. The color code must be six digits long and should not contain the # symbol. If the Header Image URL is present, the header is a 750 pixel wide by 90 pixel high space at the top of the payment page. If the Header Image URL is not present, the header height is only 45 pixels high.
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Header Border Color (optional)
Enter the border color for the header using HTML hex code. The color code must be six digits long and should not contain the # symbol. The header border is a two-pixel perimeter around the header space.
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Background Color (optional)
Enter the background color for the payment page using HTML hex code. The color code must be six digits long and should not contain the # symbol.
3.
Click the Preview button to view a mock-up of your page style, or click the Save button to save it.
Making a Page Style Primary
When you make a page style primary, it is applied to all payment pages unless you specify otherwise on individual transactions.
Note:
If you do not designate a page style as Primary, the default PayPal page style is used.
To make a page style primary:
1.
Begin at the Custom Payment Page Styles page.
2.
Click the radio button next to the page style you that want to make your primary style.
3.
Click the Make Primary button.
The Make Custom Page Style Primary page appears.
4.
Click the Make Primary button to confirm your choice.

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Created On: 05 Jan 2010 08:37 PM

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