• Hi,

    I would like to report the following bug in your latest update:

    It seems to override, disable or interfere with some basic html. The
    following is basic html for a table (to be flowing on the right),
    which we have been using in dozens of websites for almost two decades,
    until now seeming to be bullet-proof to differing browsers, platforms,
    updates, etc.

    For the first time ever, it does not function in your updated “Virtue”
    theme. Which should indicate a wider problem in the update.

    Here’s the typical, basic html that so far has been bullet-proof for
    right flowing tables, not working after your update:

    <table align=”right” border=”1″ cellPadding=”5″ cellSpacing=”1″ width=”400″>
    <tbody>
    <tr>
    <td width=”100%”>
    ///// CONTENT /////
    </td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
    <td width=”100%”>
    ///// CONTENT /////
    </td>
    </tr>
    </tbody>
    </table>

    Hope this will help you improve the programming, and that you may find
    time to fix it as soon as possible.

    Greetings,

    Pablo Gracia
    Verdensmat.no

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Hey,
    Would it be possible for you to link to the page where you are having an issue creating a table?

    Ben

    Thread Starter verdensmat

    (@verdensmat)

    Hi Ben! Here you can see two tables on the same page:
    http://verdensmat.no/?p=4505

    Hey,
    I see in one you have set the image to align center. IN one you have set the image to not have any alignment. I am confused about what you are expecting or what it is supposed to look like?

    Ben

    Thread Starter verdensmat

    (@verdensmat)

    Hi again. The image is not the problem. The (entire) table is. It should be floating rightbound with its defined width, and not spread all over. And it did float rightbound until the update (as it does in some other sites we administer, f.ex. here: http://afrol.com/articles/38449).

    Hey,

    Ok, so you want to add this css in your theme options > advanced settings > custom css box:

    .entry-content table {
        width: auto;
    }

    Just like in your page you linked to where you have set the inline width attribute (much different then CSS style) to 174 that will basically be ignored.

    Please note that your second table will still not align right, this is because your content is larger and image set to center. Again similar to the site that you linked to the width will be ignored when the content is larger. If you really want to make it 400px then you need to set the css width. which you can do inline.

    style="width:400px"

    Ben

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