Hi,
there is an option for that on the “Plugin Options” screen.
Just uncheck the corresponding checkbox there and the link will no longer appear. (Just in case you are unsure: The link is only shown to users who are logged in and have the necessary rights to edit a table. Regular site visitors will not see the link.)
Regards,
Tobias
Thread Starter
mclark
(@mclark)
Thanks Tobias!
I think my eyes glazed over it.
I’m using the Headway theme, and can’t change the font/size/color by adding the CSS on the FAQ.
Any thoughts, or should I post this as a separate thread?
Hi,
no, there’s no need to open a new thread, let’s just continue here.
Can you post a link to the page with the table where the CSS is not working?
Tobias
Thread Starter
mclark
(@mclark)
It’s on my local computer before I make it live.
Is there something specific I can send, or you want to look at?
I’m guessing from something I saw on the plug-in site that Headway is controlling the font.
Here is the css I added…
.wp-table-reloaded-id-1 td {
font-family: Arial;
font-size: 14px;
color: #336699;
when I deselect the “Default CSS” option, the text changes completely and the spacing between columns is very close together. When I select it again, the font is small but spaced nicely. (no borders)
Let me know what you need…
Thanks,
Merrill
Hi,
can you please try this code:?
.wp-table-reloaded-id-1 td {
font-family: Arial!important;
font-size: 14px!important;
color: #336699!important;
}
That will raise the priority of your CSS commands, so that they should get preferred by the browser, and be used instead of the ones from the theme.
Also, don’t forget the closing bracket } at the end (just mentioning that because you don’t have it in the code you posted).
If that does not help, it really would be good if you could set up a test installation that is online. Unfortunately, it’s very hard to debug such stuff without seeing the site, because I can’t use my browser tools.
Regards,
Tobias
Thread Starter
mclark
(@mclark)
I didnt have the closing bracket, but it didnt make any difference.
I tried the “important”, no luck.
Exported/imported the table into a page on another one of my sites that uses the same theme.
Then added the css again (same as the other site) for no border and font styling. But the borders still show, plus the styling still doesnt work. Made sure options wer all the same.
The url is http://www.webcontentnh.com/wptable.
Thanks again,
Merrill
Hi,
great, that demo site helps a lot! 🙂
Here’s a tiny mistake, which (in my tests with Firebug) fixed the problem: The ID of the table on the site is 2, but in the CSS it is 1.
Can you change all instances of -id-1 to -id-2?
After that, it should work on the demo site, maybe we can then figure out why it does not on your local site.
Tobias
Thread Starter
mclark
(@mclark)
Yep… that worked (on this site).
Two variables I know of:
My demo site (the one you looked at) is WP 2.8.6 and Headway 1.5.5
The site I’m working on (problem child) is WP 3.0.1 and Headway 2.0.4
Just for the heck of it, I tried inserting it into a new, completely blank page, and it still won’t work.
Merrill
Hi Merrill,
ok, then I guess that something changed in Headway 2.0.4 compared to 1.5.5. The WordPress version should not matter, it does not influence the styling.
Unfortunately, I don’t really know how to help, without seeing the failing site 🙁
Tobias
Thread Starter
mclark
(@mclark)
Tobias, Thanks so much for your time!
I understand, so I’ll see if I can get some help on Headway’s site.
If I find an answer, I’ll let you know.
Merrill
