Do I have settings correct?

Do you have any other payment gateways enabled besides Express Checkout? If so, you would indeed get the regular Proceed to Checkout button because the other payment gateways would work through that, of course.

If Express Checkout is the only gateway enabled, then the Proceed to Checkout button should be getting replaced entirely by the PayPal button.

So are you sure you don’t have any other gateways enabled, or are you saying that Express Checkout is the only gateway enabled and you’re still getting the regular checkout button?

I just confirmed that no other gateway is enabled and it’s still doing this.

Ok, well that’s odd. There must be something in the theme that our plugin isn’t seeing the way it normally does.

Are you running from a child theme? You could hide that theme’s checkout button pretty easily within the CSS.

Not a child theme. This theme here

https://flatsome.uxthemes.com/cart/

I would give you a link to mine but I have it under maintenance until we launch on Friday so you can’t get to it yet. Is there anything you can decipher looking at the link above? Can you help me with the css code?

Any theme you ever use, it’s recommended to use a child theme with it. That’s just a WordPress standard that works with any theme. It allows you to make adjustments and customize your theme without editing the core theme files directly so that you won’t lose your changes when you update your theme in the future.

I’m not seeing Express Checkout enabled at all when I browse that site..??

How can I do a child theme? I just bought a good looking theme from theme forest? Is there a way to hide the button using css? Or do I have to comment out the line of code for where the button is put on the page? Thanks for all your help, I’m kinda lost on this.

Is there an easy way to edit that button out or use some line of code to hide it? If I make an admin account for you, would you look at it?

The link I provided in my last response is for the WP documentation on child themes. I would recommend you take a look and get familiar with it. You would create a child theme based off the theme that you’re currently using. The child theme folder would have nothing in it except for a style.css and any template files that you want to override from the parent theme.

To hide the button we could either comment it out in the theme template file or we could probably hide it with CSS, too. Just a matter of finding the element and applying the CSS rule to your child theme.

If you’d like us to do that for you we can, but you’d have to submit an order for premium support.

I’m going to go ahead and close this ticket, but let me know if you have any other questions or concerns. Thanks!