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- slendie_api, 44 minutes ago, 9 messages
meager token
So here's the issue: it looks like your minimum button width is 240px. When the container is smaller than 480px with two buttons you force them to wrap by setting width: 100% directly on the elements with your js
Is there any way we can set the button max width lower?
For example, looks like shopify buttons go down to 100px. We're looking for something like that
leaden flume
Hello! No, you can't lower the width beyond the current minimum. The only thing I can think of as a workaround would be to use CSS to maybe transform the containing element and scale it down a bit, but I'm not sure I would recommend that approach.
meager token
Ok...so shopify must be doing something under the hood with their js/css to override your styling
Does that sound right?
leaden flume
I don't know, but I don't think so. I don't believe Shopify uses the Express Checkout Element at all.