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No you cannot.

Since you don't own/control the github.io domain and its DNS settings, you cannot set that up. And they do not allow you to set that up.

One option you have is to use a subdirectory instead of a subdomain. They do allow you to have things like foobar.github.io/anotherrepo

More info about the types of GitHub Pages sites:

https://docs.github.com/en/free-pro-team@latest/github/working-with-github-pages/about-github-pages#types-of-github-pages-sites

More info about custom domains/subdomains for your GitHub Pages site:

https://docs.github.com/en/free-pro-team@latest/github/working-with-github-pages/configuring-a-custom-domain-for-your-github-pages-site

To answer your question about how to get the form in the Klarna Payments Widget displayed?, you already have it working!

Why it is not working as expected? Let me share few details about integration.

Following is the screenshot depicting Klarna's payment method workflow:

as mentioned in the detailed guide, when user opens checkout page:

1. Your application creates session with Klarna
2. Klarna payment selection widget is displayed
3. User fills in form, selects payment method and completes the order.

Now, when you first create a session with Klarna, your session-get response will have all available payment categories available for your merchant account.

Try this :

You can use template_redirect dedicated WordPress hook, this way:

This can be done easily in the example below, where you will have to define the targeted product IDs and a Product category (for testing). So this example will display a custom message:

• for specific product IDs
• for specific product categories
• for all other cases

The code:

It's certainly choking on the \ and the carriage return. If you try the following you'll see it should import properly:

According to chart.js code, the global variable seatsio is not set when the library is loaded via requireJS, and require.amd is an object.

RequireJS provides the exported value from each dependency to the module function. You can accept exported seatsio as second parameter as shown in following code.

Change parent objects to have arrays for the children elements and push() to those arrays instead of over writing the whole property as you are currently doing

The following may not be 100% but will get you started

Don't build JSON by concatenating strings. Create an object and then use JSON.stringify.

And use jQuery's .each() and .map() methods to loop through the DOM, rather than for loops.