cek510

Much appreciated! That did the trick. I will only say that I think the Give documentation could be clearer on the interaction between the Paypal sandbox and Test mode. I didn’t see anywhere that it mentioned the sandbox at all.

One further question: When I completed the transaction in the sandbox, my browser did not return to the donation page on my site. Is that expected behavior? The Give Donations screen shows the transaction as complete.

After trying the most common CSS solutions from the web-experts, nothing seemed to work across multiple browsers. I managed to eliminate the extra vertical space by deleting the “display: block; margin: auto;” from the <style> clause, but that left the images left-justified. In the end, I padded my images out to the desired 174 pixels. This gave reasonable results on all browsers plus mobile. The images are centered horizontally but at the top of the cell vertically (I wanted them to be centered vertically.) Not an ideal solution, but good enough.

Further information from testing:
Behavior is as noted in Chrome and Firefox.
In both IE and Edge, the extra vertical space disappears (good) but the image is vertically aligned at the top of the cell (intended to be vertically centered.)

Oops. Forgot the code:

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<td width=”525″>
<h1>About Our Peer Reviewers</h1>
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<td width=”521″ valign=”center”>Name, Title
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<td width=”174″></td>
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