To do it with CSS, you need to use Media Queries. They change styles based on either a viewport's given property you define or a device's given property. Usually uses max-width.

Here's examples: https://gist.github.com/gokulkrishh/242e68d1ee94ad05f488

Basically, in all normal CSS you would take the class of the PayPal element, use display: hidden; and then in the media queries for mobile devices, display: block;

Note, however, that that is just a CSS way of doing it and won't actually remove the hardcode of that element from the page.

i not a coder but i understand some folders are just for desktop and some are just for mobile so for a skilled developer this would bee very easy to solve i guess...

what i look for is a finished css code solution to apply or what code i need remove inside the paypal plugin folder

i can not find the class for only the paypal element because there is some $0 given to next element....i not sure how it works...but i sure you can give me correct css code to apply :)

Thanks

Thanks

Ghost,

I can't give you the code because I don't have access to that plugin and I do not know what elements it uses in HTML or what styles it has.

What i would do is use two dif buttons, so youll have two dif button codes in paypal, one for normal and one for mobile.   Then you can use your own button image or no button image for the pc and keep the image for the mobile.   That should do the trick, just be sure you go into your mobile plugin code and change the paypal button code to reflect the button ID for the mobile version you set up in paypal. 

but i just guess now is there nothing in the init file that install this elemnt on that desktop html page when install the plugin that i could remove?

hmmm...interesting...many really good experts here could help me out ....at least i hope so :)

logical all payments plugin should have some code that add elements on this desktop page....and i want stop the plugin add this button and paypal icon on desktop but only on desktop not on mobile version

paypal mobile version i want still working as normal

My previous reply assumed you were using your own paypal button code from your own paypal account, i guess i assumed wrong.

.imagepaypal {display: hidden;}

thema: Mobil: base.css

.imagepaypal {display: block;}

Paypal images uri way ! url router dont know> Plugin/static/imgas/imagepaypal router

i can hide the entire element with all payments solutions with css (done and working)

BUT i not want that i just want hide the paypal image and the paypal button

i have "inspect" the entire element and i can see it is a "class" and i can hide that class with css but i can not hide only the paypal "label"

maybe someone can solve this?

thank you

do you know how?

i feel this is a easy modification for a skilled oxwall plugin developer, but i can bee wrong

Thanks

Ow-ghost

Which keeps me wanting to ask the original question, why do you want to hide the paypal button and image but leave the paypal process?   If you can tell us that then maybe there is another way to do this.   

Are you trying to force users to use only mobile to make purchases?

question is where the plugin add the html code for that phurcase page ? if i can delete that html code then the problem is solved

should not the init file include something that add on install this payment element same as a widget do on dasbord or index page? and every payment element i see get a value added. my paypal element have now been granted $0 and probably if i was add another payment gateway the new html element would get $1
or im wrong?

Dave i can not answer that question that you want to know and even if i did answer that question it would not help anything in this case....

Dave i agree with you that this maybe not easy to solve with CSS but i think you skilled enough to point me to right place where i should look inside the plugin at least.
because it is a VIEW issue not a alghoritm problem

thanks for the help so far...i will give a try dive inside the plugin and try understand where it grants this element...but it would bee much easier with some help :)

but what about mobile version? what is trigger to input a element on mobile version

mobile version has it own folder

i think im on the right track.....but i do not know the right place for this

i give up for today looking inside the paypal plugin

i think CSS can solve it to....but complicated.....

If that is the case it would look something like this in the php file:

$value = "whatever html code";  //set the php var

$this->assign("value", $value); // assigns the smarty var using the php var (the first one is the smarty var)

and then in the HTML file it might be something like this: 

{$value}  //brackets in html is for smarty 

which would parse the html code inside it. 

so if that is what they did was to set the html code in the php file look for something like that.  The other thing is to check the js, they could have set the parse code in the js as well.