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OK, an update.
I found that the “Enable Transaction Result Display” had become unchecked. Now that I have checked it, the results *do* display on my “Thank You” page. However…
…It’s nearly a full day later, and my “customer” email account still hasn’t received the confirmation email from my site for yesterday’s purchase. That confirmation email had been sending prior to enabling PDK. That said, 2 test purchases this morning *did* generate the confirmation email, so it appears that everything is back to normal… but I do wonder if that “Enable Transaction Result Display” setting controls whether the site sends confirmation emails?
The CSS code was lifted from the first post in this thread. As written in the suggestion, it was:
[blockquote]Step 2) Add the following block of CSS in the settings area of that plugin:
input[src*=”images/checkout_paypal.png”]
{
padding: 41px 143px 0px 0px;
background: url(‘your-domain.com/images/my-checkout-button.jpg’);
background-size:auto;
width: 0px;
height: 0px;
}[/blockquote]
Trying to recreate what I had done (I’d since gone on to replace the checkout image), I saw what I had done… I had a mistake with the height/width properties. By setting them to 0 you are clearly rendering them invisible. I was not getting it to 0, so it was showing up in front of the background-image (the image I wanted to use instead.
Thanks!
I inserted the CSS into an “add CSS” type widget I already had installed (not T&T’s). All it does is put my image as the background of the link area for the other button… it doesn’t get rid of the other button. In effect, my button becomes a wallpaper behind the other button. That can’t have been the original goal of the original suggested CSS, right? What am I missing?
