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  • Thread Starter dacai

    (@dacai)

    I’ve set up a table using TablePress (Can’t praise the html import enough!). It does exactly what i need, but with one small problem. The content of the hidden collumns for some reason has a allign-right property. Any way to change this?

    For the sake of clarity: the page in question (see row 3 – code A1.1))

    Thread Starter dacai

    (@dacai)

    Yes. That point me in the righ direction. I am constructing a digital version of an old index work (over 50.000 entries). Having the reference visible by default would defeat the purpose of using a table.

    Thanks for the quick reply. I’ll give your plugin a go!

    I’m not the plugin dev. so i can’t walk you through it. I took a look at your page with chrome inspect element and i’d advise you to do the same. I ran into 4 errors. Resources failed to load – 404. It may be another plugin is conflicting with this one.

    Also note that your table should be in this format;

    <table class="footable" align="left">
    <thead>
    <tr>
    <th>Title1</th>
    <th>Title2</th>
    <th>Title3</th>
    </tr>
    </thead>
    <tbody>
    </tr>
    <tr>
    <td>Content1</td>
    <td>Content2</td>
    <td>Content3</td>
    </tr>
    </tbody>
    </table>

    In case it helps, here is a link to one of my working tables.

    Good luck!

    You need to have a html table. You then need to add the footable class. Not sure if you are still looking after a month, but still.

    Thread Starter dacai

    (@dacai)

    For now I can live with it. I noticed you had a pro version, in fact i was the one who suggested you did that 😉 I’ll pick it up when i have some spare envato credit (not that I really need the pro functions, but you deserve the support). Feel free to mark this as resolved.

    Thread Starter dacai

    (@dacai)

    Well, i could give you the domain / a login code if it would help. When i think about it, this is only a problem when there are no comments yet. If there are previous comments, the user will likely click the submit button after expanding the text area. In that case the reload would occur due to the button click so the user will not even notice that it didn’t reload before.

    Thread Starter dacai

    (@dacai)

    Solved the above by deleting and reinstalling the plugin. On original topic; i changed a:acomment to a. Eveything kept working, but the textbox expand still doesn’t resize the iframe.

    Thread Starter dacai

    (@dacai)

    Now i cannot get rid of the header warning even if i turn debug back to false. Gives the following:

    Warning: session_start() [function.session-start]: Cannot send session cache limiter – headers already sent (output started at

    The plugin generated 3 characters of unexpected output during activation. If you notice “headers already sent” messages, problems with syndication feeds or other issues, try deactivating or removing this plugin.

    Thread Starter dacai

    (@dacai)

    Ok. I enabled debug. Gives me a header warning, but doesn’t show anything when i click the text field. Also gives a popup saying ajax is ready.

    Edit: Now i cannot get rid of the header warning even if i turn debug back to false. Gives the following:

    Warning: session_start() [function.session-start]: Cannot send session cache limiter – headers already sent (output started at

    Thread Starter dacai

    (@dacai)

    Thanks for the fast reply. I’ll give that a try. I have no idea what a:acomment is. I included it because you told me to and it worked.

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: [BadgeOS] Feature request

    +1 I also need this function. As TC asked, will this be part of a future update?

    I understand. I was not suggesting you custom-build for every user, rather that you build a backend that allows them to do it themselves. The average user is not a coder (and doesn’t have one available), which is why they look to you for help.

    I fail to see the contradiction in my statement. I made clear before that certain buddypress features were missing after the 3.X rebuilds. As a result i no longer saw the need for buddypress (use a theme with integrated user profiles).

    Support is indeed good for a free plugin (second only to advanced iframe imo). However, many topics get the “if you are/have a coder” response. The site mentioned looks great because of heavy tweaking. Many users cannot do this. A lot of plugins do work great out of the box (just a bit of css styling)…although those have a smaller scope of course.

    I cannot begin to imagine the work you put into a plugin of this scale, and i respect that. But in a way the grand scope of the plugin seems to push it toward a few technical inclined users, while risking to loose the majority of base-level wp users if/when it loses it’s de facto monopoly position.

    @peter Hudson; Your solution worked like a charm. Greatly appreciate you sharing it!

    +1 for a working, integrated solution for this.

    I swear, sometimes this plugin (which is great overall) just doesn’t make any sense to me as an end-user. With 3.X it moved away from buddypress in a couple of ways…fine, i need the functionality more than any other, so i also say goodbye to buddypress.

    I install a theme that should complement the plugin nicely (but doesn’t work with buddypress) only to discover that there is no default way to view earned achievements without buddypress? Sure, there is a link in the admin bar (or so i hear), but let’s be honest…how many of you have disable the bar within minutes of a fresh install?

    It has come to the point that i spend more time trying to implement the achievement/badge system than i do working on my course-content (run a e-learning site).

    PS. This is not meant as an attack against the plugin. It is, hand down, the best at what it does. I just wished it did it in a bit more user friendly fashion.

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