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All Synctera card widgets support runtime theming through the styles attribute. Pass a JSON string of design tokens to customize colors, typography, border radius, and more — no widget redeployment needed.

Quick Start

Set a few brand tokens to theme any widget:
The styles attribute follows the same pattern as custom-labels — a JSON string on the HTML element.

How It Works

The widget parses the JSON, resolves tokens against built-in defaults, and applies them as CSS custom properties (--gizmo-*) at runtime. Tokens propagate through the widget’s Shadow DOM and are securely bridged into PCI-compliant iframes via URL parameters at creation time.

Interaction with theme

The theme attribute ("default" or "night-shift") sets a base preset. The styles attribute overrides individual tokens on top of it. If both are set, styles values take precedence per-token.

Token Reference

Tokens are organized into two tiers. Tier 1 (semantic tokens) are the primary styling API — setting 5–6 of these gives you a fully branded widget. Tier 2 (component overrides) provide fine-grained control over individual elements, defaulting to their Tier 1 counterparts when not set.

Tier 1 — Semantic Tokens

Tier 2 — Component Overrides

These are optional. When not set, they inherit from Tier 1 tokens.

Reveal Card Tokens

These apply only to the Reveal Card Widget.

Examples

Brand Colors Only

The simplest approach — set your primary color and font:

Full Customization

Override both semantic tokens and component-level tokens:

Reveal Card with Custom Card Face

Dark Theme with Overrides

Start from the built-in night-shift preset, then override individual tokens:

Built-in Theme Presets

default

Light background with blue accents. This is used when theme is not set or set to "default".

night-shift

Dark background with purple accents. Apply with theme="night-shift":

Notes

  • Unknown token keys are ignored. If you pass a key that doesn’t match a known token, it’s silently dropped.
  • Invalid JSON falls back to defaults. A malformed styles string logs a console warning and applies no overrides.
  • Token values are CSS values. Colors accept any CSS color format (#hex, rgb(), hsl(), named colors). Sizes accept px, rem, em, etc. cardBackground supports gradient strings.
  • Tokens apply at widget initialization. To change tokens after mount, update the styles attribute and the widget will re-apply.