Center PayPal Button

peterbruce

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As you can see on http://www.peterbrucemarketing.com/twitter.htm I can't seem to get the paypal checkout button straight.

How can I center it exactly, having all the text box and Buy now button in line?

 

peterbruce

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Bump.

 

jonnyquest

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peterbruce said:

As you can see on http://www.peterbrucemarketing.com/twitter.htm I can't seem to get the paypal checkout button straight.

How can I center it exactly, having all the text box and Buy now button in line?

Click to expand...

Nobody gives a sh$t about your buttons...took a look and they are fine to me just start marketing and don't worry about that small stuff.

(it aggravates me too on my sites ha ha)

JQ

 

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johnwoo

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u can try HTML tags to center this thing

 

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Busrunner

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try to do this:
{div style="margin-left:200px; text-align:left;width:300px;"}
Place everything in here that should be aligned. I believe its both
{/div}

replace { by < and } by >

Haven't tested it but I think it should work.

 

Last edited: Feb 2, 2012

GoldenGlovez

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You could try some basic HTML.

HTML:

[center]blah[/center]

 

peterbruce

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GoldenGlovez said:

You could try some basic HTML.

HTML:

[center]blah[/center]

Click to expand...

That's what I'm trying to do??

 

MaxWeber

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Actually, the left allinged is OK IMHO,
maybe in comparison to the overall layout atm.

Perhaps consider more colours, bold text etc...
to improve layout, but IMHO, the location of pp box is the least of
your layour worries....

BESIDES, get vistors i.e. market your site, instead of getting hung up on layout,
when in reality it is ok ish.

Good Luck

 

IKbentim

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you could add a div to your css with margin-left: auto ;
margin-right: auto ; and then place the paypal stuff in that div.

 

peterbruce

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Busrunner's suggestion worked. Sort of.

After playing around with the payment box layout I decided to keep it the way I had.

 

LakeForest

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Someone building a website using dreamweaver with strict boundaries and they dunno how to open them up so you can actually align your content with as previously said.

Try rewriting the site (using the source you already have), but make sure the container isn't being modified by css, because if it is and you try to redo it with html, it'll ignore the alignment

 

veheme

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Just use the CENTER html format.

I've had problems like that but using a different theme. Edit it in HTML and it should work fine.