MyThirdEye

Hey, no problem glad I could help 🙂

As for the heights, please refer to this issue:

https://github.com/JohnTendik/jtrt-tables/issues/46

Currently there isn’t an option to set row heights but you can try the suggestion I gave another user on github, I have plans to include row height as a feature when I get back from my vacation. Right now I can’t do much because I only have my phone with me.

Thanks for using my plugin, I’m glad you like it 🙂 if you have any other issues or questions please feel free to contact me, I will do my best to help out.

Thanks
John

Hey, @franzgasser

You can add custom styles to your stylesheet.css file, some themes will have their own place that they allow you to put extra styles, something like “custom css” tab if you have it. If not, you can simply place it inside your main style.css file located at

Appearance -> Editor -> Styles.css (should be the first file that opens)

Hope this helps!

Thanks
John

Hello Franz,

Normally when you change the font-size, it will apply the style inline to the element/cell itself. Therefor it should be overwriting your default styles, unless you have used !important clause somewhere in your stylesheets.

However, you can always change the stylesheets directly using custom stylesheets. For example

#jtrt_table_82 table tbody tr td{ font-size:23px!important; }

Normally I wouldn’t use !important but because you’re already having issues styling the font-size I feel this may be necessary.

Let me know if that helps or if you have any more questions.

Thanks
John

Hi Greg,

This is a known issue https://github.com/JohnTendik/jtrt-tables/issues/37 which seems to only effect a certain group of people. To help me narrow the issue down, could you provide me with your WordPress version and PHP version if you can get it.

I’m still trying to find a fix for this issue, like I said it seems to only effect certain people so until I can properly reproduce the issue and find a fix for it the only thing I can recommend is to try inserting an image into the cell using html.

Thanks for contacting me about this issue, it is being looked at 🙂 Also for future reference if you contact me through github I will be more responsive since i only check the WP forums once a week.

Thanks
John

Hi Julie,

I apologize for the late response, for future reference if you contact me through github I will be more responsive since issues come directly to my email. Sometimes WordPress forums don’t email me when issues arise so I only check up once a week.

As for your issue, I want to understand it correctly, you want the columns to highlight on hover correct?

Have you tried the options available in the backend?

As I was playing around with this I noticed 2 issues, 1 if you hightlight columns when you already have a cell col, the original color will disappear. I will fix this in the next update. and 2, the headers are not highlighted.

I will include a gist of the fix for you.

If you replace the following file:

jtrt-tables/public/js/jtrt-responsive-tables-public.js

with the following:

https://gist.github.com/JohnTendik/d6f3ed84d8cac5cfb1fa64a0e3e1de03

simply copy paste what is in the gist, into the jtrt-responsive-tables-public.js file (replacing everything, delete everything first then paste) you should have a properly functioning col highlight feature.

Thank you for bringing this issue to my attention, I would have never seen it since I do not use this feature 😀 I will include this fix in the update like I mentioned.

Let me know if this helps or if you have any more questions or issues.

Thanks
John

HI @cdrossen,

The tables are usually styled as auto width, however you can change this by applying custom css to a column.

#jtrt_table_78 thead th:nth-child(3){width:200px;}

chenge the table id 78 to your table id, and change nth-child(3) to the column number that you want to target.

I hope this helps! let me know if you need more help or have any other questions!

Thanks
John

No problem, glad I could help! 🙂 I’ll include this feature in the update.