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I've half solved-it an moved-on, but thanks for interest!
It's a bit soon to claim that I have a solution but here goes.
(1) enabled my payment system for all enabled countries, as
@blanco December 12, 2011
(2) installed a css stylesheet editing module. I used the free one from DH42, or the built-in one on Thirtybees.
(3) On the module's CSS screen, I wrote

#opc_payment_methods-overlay {display: inline;}

I'm on a couple of test sites, 
PS 1.6.1.23 & Thirtybees 1.01 which I hope to use.
Default One Page Checkout 
DIY style sheet to display guest checkout by default and conceal other options

Thirtybees' debugger told me that I'd mis-installed the public and private keys on a payments module, so that was probably part of my problem. I have various other problems at the moment that prevent testing of the stylesheet.

To be on the safe side, I wrote similar lines for other nearby style labels and will use trial and error to see what's important.

#opc_payment_methods-overlay {display: inline;}
.paiement_block {display: inline;} /*typo in the code*/
.payment_block {display: inline;} /*code might update to this*/
.payment_module {display: inline;} 
#opc_payment_methods-content {display: inline;}

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Thanks for offers of help, and I hope my work-in-progress hacks help someone else. I'm happy to post the rest of the stylesheet if anyone wants to see it.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------
 

I've half solved-it an moved-on, but thanks for interest!
It's a bit soon to claim that I have a solution but here goes.
(1) enabled my payment system for all enabled countries, as
@blanco December 12, 2011
(2) installed a css stylesheet editing module. I used the free one from DH42, or the built-in one on Thirtybees.
(3) On the module's CSS screen, I wrote

#opc_payment_methods-overlay {display: inline;}

I'm on a couple of test sites, 
PS 1.6.1.23 & Thirtybees 1.01 which I hope to use.
Default One Page Checkout 
DIY style sheet to display guest checkout by default and conceal other options

Thirtybees' debugger told me that I'd mis-installed the public and private keys on a payments module, so that was probably part of my problem. I have various other problems at the moment that prevent testing of the stylesheet.

To be on the safe side, I wrote similar lines for other nearby style labels and will use trial and error to see what's important.

#opc_payment_methods-overlay {display: inline;}
.paiement_block {display: inline;} /*typo in the code*/
.payment_block {display: inline;} /*code might update to this*/
.payment_module {display: inline;} 
#opc_payment_methods-content {display: inline;}

----------------------------------------------------------------------

Thanks for offers of help, and I hope my work-in-progress hacks help someone else. I'm happy to post the rest of the stylesheet if anyone wants to see it.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------
(PS point below noted. I was responding to Rhapsody 57 Posted December 31, 2011: "post in the paid services forum for someone to recode" an opinion & agreement about the quality of code that appears broken in order to sell solutions - a very common frustration for e-commerce shopkeepers on all platforms. I take the point that version 1.7 has moved-on. I hope it has solved this 8-year-old glitch. I take the point that this is mainly a community free-help-request forum that needs a specific version of PS & various checkouts so that people can help for free.)

I've half solved-it an moved-on, but thanks for interest!
It's a bit soon to claim that I have a solution but here goes.
(1) enabled my payment system for all enabled countries, as
@blanco December 12, 2011
(2) installed a css stylesheet editing module. I used the free one from DH42, or the built-in one on Thirtybees.
(3) On the module's CSS screen, I wrote

#opc_payment_methods-overlay {display: inline;}

I'm on a couple of test sites, 
PS 1.6.1.23 & Thirtybees 1.01 which I hope to use.
Default One Page Checkout 
DIY style sheet to display guest checkout by default and conceal other options

Thirtybees' debugger told me that I'd mis-installed the public and private keys on a payments module, so that was probably part of my problem. I have various other problems at the moment that prevent testing of the stylesheet.

To be on the safe side, I wrote similar lines for other nearby style labels and will use trial and error to see what's important.

#opc_payment_methods-overlay {display: inline;}
.paiement_block {display: inline;} /*typo in the code*/
.payment_block {display: inline;} /*code might update to this*/
.payment_module {display: inline;} 
#opc_payment_methods-content {display: inline;}

----------------------------------------------------------------------

Thanks for offers of help, and I hope my work-in-progress hacks help someone else. I'm happy to post the rest of the stylesheet if anyone wants to see it.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------
(PS point below noted. I was responding to Rhapsody 57 Posted December 31, 2011: "post in the paid services forum for someone to recode" an opinion & agreement about the quality of code that appears broken in order to sell solutions - a very common frustration for e-commerce shopkeepers on all platforms. I take the point that version 1.7 has moved-on. I hope it has solved this 8-year-old glitch. I take the point that this is mainly a community free-help-request forum that needs a specific version of PS & various checkouts so that people can help)

I've half solved-it an moved-on, but thanks for interest!
It's a bit soon to claim that I have a solution but here goes.
(1) enabled my payment system for all enabled countries, as
@blanco December 12, 2011
(2) installed a css stylesheet editing module. I used the free one from DH42, or the built-in one on Thirtybees.
(3) On the module's CSS screen, I wrote

#opc_payment_methods-overlay {display: inline;}

I'm on a couple of test sites, 
PS 1.6.1.23 & Thirtybees 1.01 which I hope to use.
Default One Page Checkout 
DIY style sheet to display guest checkout by default and conceal other options

Thirtybees' debugger told me that I'd mis-installed the public and private keys on a payments module, so that was probably part of my problem. I have various other problems at the moment that prevent testing of the stylesheet.

To be on the safe side, I wrote similar lines for other nearby style labels and will use trial and error to see what's important.

#opc_payment_methods-overlay {display: inline;}
.paiement_block {display: inline;} /*typo in the code*/
.payment_block {display: inline;} /*code might update to this*/
.payment_module {display: inline;} 
#opc_payment_methods-content {display: inline;}

----------------------------------------------------------------------

Thanks for offers of help, and I hope my work-in-progress hacks help someone else. I'm happy to post the rest of the stylesheet if anyone wants to see it.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------
(PS point below noted. I was responding to Rhapsody 57 Posted December 31, 2011: "post in the paid services forum for someone to recode" an opinion & agreement about the quality of code that appears broken in order to sell solutions - a very common frustration for e-commerce shopkeepers. I take the points that version 1.7 has moved-on, and that this is really a community free help-request forum that needs a specific version of PS &  various checkouts)

I've half solved-it an moved-on, but thanks for interest!
It's a bit soon to claim that I have a solution but here goes.
(1) enabled my payment system for all enabled countries, as
@blanco December 12, 2011
(2) installed a css stylesheet editing module. I used the free one from DH42, or the built-in one on Thirtybees.
(3) On the module's CSS screen, I wrote

#opc_payment_methods-overlay {display: inline;}

I'm on a couple of test sites, 
PS 1.6.1.23 & Thirtybees 1.01 which I hope to use.
Default One Page Checkout 
DIY style sheet to display guest checkout by default and conceal other options

Thirtybees' debugger told me that I'd mis-installed the public and private keys on a payments module, so that was probably part of my problem. I have various other problems at the moment that prevent testing of the stylesheet.

To be on the safe side, I wrote similar lines for other nearby style labels and will use trial and error to see what's important.

#opc_payment_methods-overlay {display: inline;}
.paiement_block {display: inline;} /*typo in the code*/
.payment_block {display: inline;} /*code might update to this*/
.payment_module {display: inline;} 
#opc_payment_methods-content {display: inline;}

----------------------------------------------------------------------

Thanks for offers of help, and I hope my work-in-progress hacks help someone else. I'm happy to post the rest of the stylesheet if anyone wants to see it.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------
(PS point below noted. I was responding to Rhapsody 57 Posted December 31, 2011: "post in the paid services forum for someone to recode" an opinion & agreement about the quality of code that appears broken in order to sell solutions - a very common frustration for e-commerce shopkeepers. I take the points that version 1.7 has moved-on, and that this is really a community free help-request forum that needs a specific version of PS and any info about various checkouts)

I've half solved-it an moved-on, but thanks for interest!
It's a bit soon to claim that I have a solution but here goes.
(1) enabled my payment system for all enabled countries, as
@blanco December 12, 2011
(2) installed a css stylesheet editing module. I used the free one from DH42, or the built-in one on Thirtybees.
(3) On the module's CSS screen, I wrote

#opc_payment_methods-overlay {display: inline;}

I'm on a couple of test sites, 
PS 1.6.1.23 & Thirtybees 1.01 which I hope to use.
Default One Page Checkout 
DIY style sheet to display guest checkout by default and conceal other options

Thirtybees' debugger told me that I'd mis-installed the public and private keys on a payments module, so that was probably part of my problem. I have various other problems at the moment that prevent testing of the stylesheet.

To be on the safe side, I wrote similar lines for other nearby style labels and will use trial and error to see what's important.

#opc_payment_methods-overlay {display: inline;}
.paiement_block {display: inline;} /*typo in the code*/
.payment_block {display: inline;} /*code might update to this*/
.payment_module {display: inline;} 
#opc_payment_methods-content {display: inline;}

----------------------------------------------------------------------

Thanks for offers of help, and I hope my work-in-progress hacks help someone else. I'm happy to post the rest of the stylesheet if anyone wants to see it.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------
(PS point below noted. I was responding to Rhapsody 57 Posted December 31, 2011: "post in the paid services forum for someone to recode" an opinion & agreement about the quality of code that appears broken in order to sell solutions - a very common frustration for e-commerce shopkeepers. I take the points that version 1.7 has moved-on, and that this is really a community help-request forum)

I've half solved-it an moved-on, but thanks for interest!
It's a bit soon to claim that I have a solution but here goes.
(1) enabled my payment system for all enabled countries, as
@blanco December 12, 2011
(2) installed a css stylesheet editing module. I used the free one from DH42, or the built-in one on Thirtybees.
(3) On the module's CSS screen, I wrote

#opc_payment_methods-overlay {display: inline;}

I'm on a couple of test sites, 
PS 1.6.1.23 & Thirtybees 1.01 which I hope to use.
Default One Page Checkout 
DIY style sheet to display guest checkout by default and conceal other options

Thirtybees' debugger told me that I'd mis-installed the public and private keys on a payments module, so that was probably part of my problem. I have various other problems at the moment that prevent testing of the stylesheet.

To be on the safe side, I wrote similar lines for other nearby style labels and will use trial and error to see what's important.

#opc_payment_methods-overlay {display: inline;}
.paiement_block {display: inline;} /*typo in the code*/
.payment_block {display: inline;} /*code might update to this*/
.payment_module {display: inline;} 
#opc_payment_methods-content {display: inline;}

----------------------------------------------------------------------

Thanks for offers of help, and I hope my work-in-progress hacks help someone else. I'm happy to post the rest of the stylesheet if anyone wants to see it.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------
(PS point below noted. I was responding to Rhapsody 57 Posted December 31, 2011: "post in the paid services forum for someone to recode" an opinion & agreement about the quality of code that appears broken in order to sell solutions - a very common frustration for e-commerce shopkeepers. I take the points that version 1.7 has moved-on, and that this is really a community help-request forum)

I've half solved-it an moved-on, but thanks for interest!
It's a bit soon to claim that I have a solution but here goes.
(1) enabled my payment system for all enabled countries, as
@blanco December 12, 2011
(2) installed a css stylesheet editing module. I used the free one from DH42, or the built-in one on Thirtybees.
(3) On the module's CSS screen, I wrote

#opc_payment_methods-overlay {display: inline;}

I'm on a couple of test sites, 
PS 1.6.1.23 & Thirtybees 1.01 which I hope to use.
Default One Page Checkout 
DIY style sheet to display guest checkout by default and conceal other options

Thirtybees' debugger told me that I'd mis-installed the public and private keys on a payments module, so that was probably part of my problem. I have various other problems at the moment that prevent testing of the stylesheet.

To be on the safe side, I wrote similar lines for other nearby style labels and will use trial and error to see what's important.

#opc_payment_methods-overlay {display: inline;}
.paiement_block {display: inline;} /*typo in the code*/
.payment_block {display: inline;} /*code might update to this*/
.payment_module {display: inline;} 
#opc_payment_methods-content {display: inline;}

----------------------------------------------------------------------

Thanks for offers of help, and I hope my work-in-progress hacks help someone else. I'm happy to post the rest of the stylesheet if anyone wants to see it.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------
(PS point below noted. I was responding to Rhapsody 57 Posted December 31, 2011: "post in the paid services forum for someone to recode" an opinion & reply about the quality of code that appears broken in order to sell solutions - a common frustration in ecommerce software. I take the points that version 1.7 has moved-on, and that this is really a community help-request forum)

I've half solved-it an moved-on, but thanks for interest!
It's a bit soon to claim that I have a solution but here goes.
(1) enabled my payment system for all enabled countries, as
@blanco December 12, 2011
(2) installed a css stylesheet editing module. I used the free one from DH42, or the built-in one on Thirtybees.
(3) On the module's CSS screen, I wrote

#opc_payment_methods-overlay {display: inline;}

I'm on a couple of test sites, 
PS 1.6.1.23 & Thirtybees 1.01 which I hope to use.
Default One Page Checkout 
DIY style sheet to display guest checkout by default and conceal other options

Thirtybees' debugger told me that I'd mis-installed the public and private keys on a payments module, so that was probably part of my problem. I have various other problems at the moment that prevent testing of the stylesheet.

To be on the safe side, I wrote similar lines for other nearby style labels and will use trial and error to see what's important.

#opc_payment_methods-overlay {display: inline;}
.paiement_block {display: inline;} /*typo in the code*/
.payment_block {display: inline;} /*code might update to this*/
.payment_module {display: inline;} 
#opc_payment_methods-content {display: inline;}

----------------------------------------------------------------------

Thanks for offers of help, and I hope my work-in-progress hacks help someone else. I'm happy to post the rest of the stylesheet if anyone wants to see it.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------
(PS point below noted. I was responding to Rhapsody 57 Posted December 31, 2011: an opinion & reply about the quality of that code; I wasn't asking for community help except perhaps better code. I hope future versions of any e-commerce software are fit for purpose and not broken in order to sell solutions. Read in that way, my comment might make more sense.)
 

I've half solved-it an moved-on, but thanks for interest!
It's a bit soon to claim that I have a solution but here goes.
(1) enabled my payment system for all enabled countries, as
@blanco December 12, 2011
(2) installed a css stylesheet editing module. I used the free one from DH42, or the built-in one on Thirtybees.
(3) On the module's CSS screen, I wrote

#opc_payment_methods-overlay {display: inline;}

I'm on a couple of test sites, 
PS 1.6.1.23 & Thirtybees 1.01 which I hope to use.
Default One Page Checkout 
DIY style sheet to display guest checkout by default and conceal other options

Thirtybees' debugger told me that I'd mis-installed the public and private keys on a payments module, so that was probably part of my problem. I have various other problems at the moment that prevent testing of the stylesheet.

To be on the safe side, I wrote similar lines for other nearby style labels and will use trial and error to see what's important.

#opc_payment_methods-overlay {display: inline;}
.paiement_block {display: inline;} /*typo in the code*/
.payment_block {display: inline;} /*code might update to this*/
.payment_module {display: inline;} 
#opc_payment_methods-content {display: inline;}

----------------------------------------------------------------------

Thanks for offers of help, and I hope my work-in-progress hacks help someone else. I'm happy to post the rest of the stylesheet if anyone wants to see it.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------
(PS point below noted. I was responding to Rhapsody 57 Posted December 31, 2011: an opinion & reply about the quality of that code; I wasn't asking for community help except perhaps better code. Read in that way, my comment might make more sense)