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80th Birthday and I need help-Please

by Ken Leatherman
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Hey Gals and Guys,

Today is my 80th Birthday.


It's been years since I launched a WSO. Frankly everything has changed here and I'm having major problem trying to get my PayPal button centered on the sales pages. I think I have the right code for it but then again who knows.

l have my WSO sale page loaded and already paid for it.

Can someone please help or advise me. Hellpppppppppppp!

Ken
  • Profile picture of the author tagiscom
    Originally Posted by Ken Leatherman View Post

    Hey Gals and Guys,

    Today is my 80th Birthday.

    It's been years since I launched a WSO. Frankly everything has changed here and I'm having major problem trying to get my PayPal button centered on the sales pages. I think I have the right code for it but then again who knows.

    l have my WSO sale page loaded and already paid for it.

    Can someone please help or advise me. Hellpppppppppppp!

    Ken
    Sure Ken l have done a few, and had the same issue since my last WSO had three different payment options or three buttons.

    And it took a lot of effort to get all of my ducks to line up.

    So you can try these and tell me if that works.

    #1 Wipe all of your Warrior Forum cookies, (l know you will have to sign in again, but hey you have spent the money).

    #2 Try aligning them all to your left and then center?

    #3 Last resort option here, create a Ping, (Ping - 24 is better) payment button with transparent edges that force it to center.

    If l remember l had real issues with center alizing also and just persisted until it behaved.

    Probably incompatibility issues, (newer version of a browser) and older forum script, but anyway beside the point, try those,

    and happy birthday.
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  • Profile picture of the author RMRC
    Hi Ken, I'm sorry I have to say I don't know how to center the PayPal button, but I wanted to wish you a happy 80th birthday!! I hope you had a great one
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  • Profile picture of the author Kay King
    Ken - Happy Birthday...




    Sent you a PM about the WSO as answers here are not helping.
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    Happy Birthday, Ken! I hope you have a happy healthy year! I see you are another Taurus born in April!


    My Birthday happens to be today the 28th.
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    • Profile picture of the author Ken Leatherman
      Originally Posted by DWolfe View Post

      Happy Birthday, Ken! I hope you have a happy healthy year! I see you are another Taurus born in April!


      My Birthday happens to be today the 28th.
      Happy Birthday


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  • Profile picture of the author lanfear63
    Happy birthday Ken, may the next 80 years be equally profitable.
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    • Profile picture of the author discrat
      Happy Birthday my man. And cheers to another quarter of a century of more b-days !!
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      • Profile picture of the author Ken Leatherman
        Originally Posted by discrat View Post

        Happy Birthday my man. And cheers to another quarter of a century of more b-days !!
        Hey Robert,

        Thanks for the birthday wishes. However, not no but hell no, to another quarter of a century of more b-days !!

        Ken
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        • Profile picture of the author Claude Whitacre
          Originally Posted by Ken Leatherman View Post

          Hey Robert,

          Thanks for the birthday wishes. However, not no but hell no, to another quarter of a century of more b-days !!

          Ken
          Ken; This is a serious question.
          How do you feel differently than you did ten years ago?

          I mean both physically, and how you deal with life, and your attitudes.

          I'm really quite curious.
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          • Profile picture of the author Ken Leatherman
            Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre View Post

            Ken; This is a serious question.
            How do you feel differently than you did ten years ago?

            I mean both physically, and how you deal with life, and your attitudes.

            I'm really quite curious.
            Claude,

            10 years ago I didn't have the aches and pains I have now. e.g. trying to stand up, get tired a lot quicker.

            As you may know my wife passed away July 2022. We were married 58 years and so my lifestyle now is quite different from 10 years ago. It is lonely beyond ones imagination.

            Being on fixed income the past 10 years of inflation really hits me hard. I just bought groceries yesterday and when I see the total it blows me away. (over $200 but it will last close to 2 weeks)

            My attitude is much better than it was 10 years ago. So overall I would say I deal with life
            on an even keel most days compared to 10 years ago. I hate to say it but the improvements in my medications have been the key to that I believe.

            Mentally I live day by day and really don't worry about the future at all.

            Ken
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            • Profile picture of the author lanfear63
              Originally Posted by Ken Leatherman View Post

              Claude,

              10 years ago I didn't have the aches and pains I have now. e.g. trying to stand up, get tired a lot quicker.

              As you may know my wife passed away July 2022. We were married 58 years and so my lifestyle now is quite different from 10 years ago. It is lonely beyond ones imagination.

              Being on fixed income the past 10 years of inflation really hits me hard. I just bought groceries yesterday and when I see the total it blows me away. (over $200 but it will last close to 2 weeks)

              My attitude is much better than it was 10 years ago. So overall I would say I deal with life
              on an even keel most days compared to 10 years ago. I hate to say it but the improvements in my medications have been the key to that I believe.

              Mentally I live day by day and really don't worry about the future at all.

              Ken
              A fascinating discourse Ken though I think he was hoping you'd say that wearing makeup was less important
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            • Profile picture of the author discrat
              Originally Posted by Ken Leatherman View Post

              Claude,

              10 years ago I didn't have the aches and pains I have now. e.g. trying to stand up, get tired a lot quicker.

              As you may know my wife passed away July 2022. We were married 58 years and so my lifestyle now is quite different from 10 years ago. It is lonely beyond ones imagination.

              Being on fixed income the past 10 years of inflation really hits me hard. I just bought groceries yesterday and when I see the total it blows me away. (over $200 but it will last close to 2 weeks)

              My attitude is much better than it was 10 years ago. So overall I would say I deal with life
              on an even keel most days compared to 10 years ago. I hate to say it but the improvements in my medications have been the key to that I believe.

              Mentally I live day by day and really don't worry about the future at all.

              Ken
              Well Ken , my mom says life begins at 70. And she is 88 and ticking
              just fine. So hopefully you have a number of decades to go of good living
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                Oh Waoo! May She live long.
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