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Hi Tobias,
can’t I set the CSS code for each table individually? That would be an important function for the different tables. Otherwise the code would be very long.
But so far I can only find one code area for all tables. What if you want to design 10 different tables?
Best regards
Juergen
OK. Deal!
Test the Premium-Version
I have been a TablePress user for 1.5 years. The code was the best for this purpose. Very flexible! At the time I donated an amount because I was very satisfied.
I would very much like to buy the premium version for 79.00 euros. Is there a possibility of a limited test-trial? The points (responsive, design, buttons etc.) are very important to me. I am interested in these and a few other details. I would like to take a quick look at these functions.
A 3-day test would be enough for me.
Is that possible?
Kind regards
Jürgen Zietlow
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In reply to: [TablePress - Tables in WordPress made easy] Multiple commands in shortcodei Tibias,
I might have a better idea. I engage you at your regular hourly rate, because I think that you can clarify my questions that I still have within a few hours.
My job is content marketing and environmental lobbying. I’m good at that. I’m bad at creating tables.
So if you need X euros, then I’ll pay them. That’s what you’re the professional for. I don’t have the time to continue to take care of the table in the individual fight. I do not have sufficient elementary basic knowledge.
You write me an invoice. I pay. I would like to stay with TablePress now. I like the simple backend.
Can we agree on this? Then I’ll give you access to the WordPress backend.
Regards,
JürgenForum: Plugins
In reply to: [TablePress - Tables in WordPress made easy] Multiple commands in shortcodeHi,
WP-Fastest Cache is deactivated.
Regards,
JürgenForum: Plugins
In reply to: [TablePress - Tables in WordPress made easy] Multiple commands in shortcodeHi Tobias,
Here is the link. I just put the site online now. No one else can find the deep link.
https://www.umdex.de/umdex-beta-website/
As far as I can see, I did everything right. I went up and down your forum. Many hours now. I had also set the right quotation marks. You recommend this more often.`
For the datatable functions, I clicked all checkboxes.
Regards,
JürgenForum: Plugins
In reply to: [TablePress - Tables in WordPress made easy] Multiple commands in shortcodeHi Tobias,
with:
“dom”: “BWlfrtip”
in the “custom commands” of my table is the Extension not running.– the B stands for the buttons extension
– the W stands for the filterwidget extensionDie Question is:
– The ??? stands for tablepress-responsive ?
Regards,
JürgenForum: Plugins
In reply to: [TablePress - Tables in WordPress made easy] Multiple commands in shortcodeHi Tobias,
I solved the problem. The scoll bar is there – My settings on the page builder Divi were wrong.
All that remains is the question of integrating several short codes, see above.
Thank you.
Regards, Jürgen
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In reply to: [TablePress - Tables in WordPress made easy] TransparenzThat`s it.
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In reply to: [TablePress - Tables in WordPress made easy] TransparenzHi Tobias,
all solved. No more questions. I install the extensions and see if we can finally work with the table. Just a short question:
How do I put two shortcodes together: This is not how it works:
[table id=2 datatables_buttons=”pdf,print” datatables_columnfilterwidgets=true datatables_columnfilterwidgets_exclude_columns=1,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20 /]
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In reply to: [TablePress - Tables in WordPress made easy] TransparenzHi Tobias,
I’m starting to love TablePress. Everything works, here is a temporary link to the construction site:
https://www.umdex.de/?page_id=34492&preview=1&_ppp=eab8bd5a99
The table is not finished yet, but with column-filter-widget I can do nice things if I simply set the corresponding columns to display: none via CSS (but does not work with the function “Hide table” in the backend).
I like how I can make everything pretty clean with CSS! In the end, I will use the following extensions and then pay all of them fairly in one payment.
– Responsive Tables (pending)
– Column-filter-widget (Works)
– DataTables Buttons (pending)I have one more question:
As you can see from the table, icons are integrated into the individual cells. What HTML code (?) can TablePress still use to sort the columns?
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In reply to: [TablePress - Tables in WordPress made easy] TransparenzHi Tobias,
Ok, thats fine. I will check this und give you a Feedback. Maybe this is also interesting for other users.
Regards,
Jürgen
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In reply to: [TablePress - Tables in WordPress made easy] TransparenzHi Tobias,
now I still have a question, because I intend to buy various extensions of TablePress – you offer very fair prices for a lot of nice Functions :).I’m very familiar with ninja tables. For various reasons, however, I recognize that TablePress offers various advantages for our very extensive application. Now that I’ve worked my way in, TablePress feels very good in direct comparison.
I saw that you offer column filters, once as a widget.
If you please take a look at this table: https://www.umdex.de/umdex-website/ (scroll down a bit). There you will find filters such as “Blue Angel” or “EMAS” above the ninja table. When I press it, there are only entries that I have specifically provided with this property for the corresponding lines in the backend of Ninja. This has to happen separately, because the individual cells in TablePrss (in Ninja too) only contain images.
Do I solve this with your extensions “Column Filter?”. Or, if necessary, simply through invisible columns, which I then name e.B. with “EMAS” in order to be able to filter them – that’s how it works with Ninja.
Maybe you can answer this without much effort.Best regards,
Jürgen
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In reply to: [TablePress - Tables in WordPress made easy] TransparenzHello Tobias,
.tablepress .alignnone {
background-color: transparent !important; }That worked wonderfully. Thank you very much for your quick support.
I think the DIVI builder is actually quite good. However, whether it is really better for TablePress than your CSS editor, … I’m not sure.
Best regards from Lower Saxony to Magdeburg!
Juergen
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In reply to: [TablePress - Tables in WordPress made easy] TransparenzHello Tobias,
like English language, but anyone can translate into any language today – even in the WordPress universe, with one click. I prefer to speak on specific topics in my local language, especially on topics where even English people are looking for the right words.
I am not yet fully aware of what you mean or how I can implement it concretely.
I hope it doesn’t matter if you can send me a “1st, 2nd, ” description.
Best wishes
Juergen