• Wondering why tables on one of my pages were behaving oddly, CSS wise, I discovered that there would appear to be errors in the CSS Easy2Map is placing on the page.

    Examples:

    #easy2map_canvas_7 table,td {
    margin: -1.5em 0 !important;
    padding: 0px !important;
    }

    #tblEasy2MapPinList td, tr{border-width:0px;}

    #tblEasy2MapPinList1 td, tr{border-width:0px;}

    The ‘,td’ and ‘, tr’ is making that CSS apply to all <tr> and <td> on the page and that isn’t what was meant at all. I’m guessing it should probably be e.g. #easy2map_canvas_7 table,#easy2map_canvas_7 td. There are several instances of the problem.

    Graham

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/easy2map/

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  • Plugin Author stevenellis

    (@stevenellis)

    Hi Graham,

    My apologies for this, we will be sure to fix this in the next easy2map release. Thank you very much for the feedback, it is really appreciated.

    Best regards,
    Steven

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