Hi!
Thanks for your post and sorry for the trouble!
Hmm, that CSS code is still supported, and I can see that it’s correctly added to the “Custom CSS” file https://seniorsimracer.co.uk/wp-content/tablepress-custom.css
However that file (or rather the version that is combined with the TablePress default CSS https://seniorsimracer.co.uk/wp-content/tablepress-combined.min.css) is not loaded on the page, as apparently TablePress Styler overrides the URL somehow?
Best wishes,
Tobias
Thank you, I will ask the question of the TablePress Styler developer
Hi David,
Thanks! If there’s anything where I can help then, please let me know!
Best wishes,
Tobias
Theo
(@demanenschijn)
Hi Tobias,
I have a different code in CSS that doesn’t work. When I make a table visible in its entirety I see all the columns as it should. Do I adjust CSS and I hide some columns with ‘display: none’ then the columns are no longer visible, however the total width of all columns remains the same as when all columns are visible. In short, when I use ‘display: none’‘ in CSS, those columns are not visible but the visible columns are not distributed across the entire width of the screen, as they were previously resized on the screen.
Do you have a solution?
Hi @demanenschijn,
Yours is indeed a different issue (so next time please open a new thread in the forums, to keep things easier to handle, thanks! 🙂 ).
Due to a change in the DOM, an additional piece of CSS code is needed, please see https://tablepress.org/release-announcement-tablepress-3-0/#known-issues
Best wishes,
Tobias