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  • Plugin Contributor angelleye

    (@angelleye)

    First, we’ve made some adjustments to the CSS and divs that make up those buttons in the next update that we are just about to release. I would recommend that you go a head and download it now and update manually. You can download it here: https://github.com/angelleye/paypal-woocommerce/archive/release.zip

    You’ll just need to extract the files and upload them to your server overwriting the existing plugin files. Then make sure to clear any caching / CDN services you may have running in WordPress or on the server directly.

    If you still need to make adjustments after that you’ll need to do that in your theme’s CSS. You can also make use of the custom image option in the settings instead of using the default PayPal buttons. You could make those images look however you want.

    That update will be officially released very soon, so if you want to just wait you can update automatically through WordPress.

    Thread Starter MDC2957

    (@mdc2957)

    Does your adjustment include the word OR between the buttons? I know how to adjust the CSS to move the button around, but I’m not sure about getting text in between them. I’ll try the new version and see how it goes, thanks for the prompt reply by the way!

    edit: I just uploaded the new release, noticed that there is a folder that wasn’t with the old version angelleye-includes, so hopefully that was supposed to go up too? The layout is better in that the paypal button is now below the checkout button, that should make it easier to place the word OR between. I just have to figure out which PHP file to edit.

    Plugin Contributor angelleye

    (@angelleye)

    Yes, that extra folder is supposed to be there.

    Glad the layout is better.

    For adding the OR between each thing we’d need to add filter hooks into the plugin you could use to do that. We don’t have that built in right now, unfortunately. I’ll add this to the list for a future update, though.

    Thread Starter MDC2957

    (@mdc2957)

    Other suggestion besides the OR between the buttons would be to do the same thing with the Paypal Credit button as you did with the Express button, i.e. place it below instead of next to the Express button.

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