Stripe
Information about our Starter Kit configured for Stripe
Our UmbCheckout Stripe Starter Kit comes fully configured and can be installed ready for the content population in 2 minutes!
The video below is an example of how to install the ready-to-go starter kit in under 2 minutes.
The front-end UI makes use of Bootstrap 5.3 as an out-of-the-box configuration, to override any Bootstrap styles simply edit the custom.css file from within the backoffice.
You can find the custom.css file on disk in the following path: wwwroot -> css -> custom.css Alternatively, you can edit the file directly from within the Umbraco backoffice at the following path Settings -> Stylesheets -> custom.css
You can find the custom.js file on disk in the following path: wwwroot -> scripts -> custom.js
Alternatively, you can edit the file directly from within the Umbraco backoffice at the following path
Settings -> Scripts -> custom.js
If you require a more in-depth customisation you are free to replace the Bootstrap implementation as you see fit.
The UmbCheckout Starter Kit for Stripe is licensed under the MIT license, any installed packages may use different licenses, be sure to check and use accordingly.
We highly enjoy working with what the community creates, so we have made use of many open-source packages within the starter kit, you can see the list below along with links to the source code and licenses.
Package Name | GitHub Repository | Marketplace URL | License |
|---|---|---|---|
Nesting Contently | Unknown / Contact Author | ||
Contentment | |||
The Dashboard | |||
ourHtagEditor | |||
Skybrud Redirects | |||
uSync | |||
Bergmania.OpenStreetMap | |||
MetaMomentum | Unknown / Contact Author | ||
Conditional Displayers | |||
Our.Umbraco.TagHelpers | |||
UmbNav | |||
CSP Manager | | ||
NWebsec.AspNetCore.Middleware | | ||
LazZiya.TagHelpers | | ||
UmbCheckout | |
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