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@darkaiolos Thanks for your feedback. You’re right, positions is not being displayed on single player profile pages. We’ll definitely add this in the next update 🙂

p.s. This community forum is not regularly monitored, so it is much quicker to contact us via our support site for future queries.

@steelux Add the following code to the Custom CSS field in SportsPress Settings to make every other column darker:

.sp-data-table tr td:nth-child(2n) {
background: rgba(0,0,0,0.05);
}

If you prefer to display the data in a different format, the best way is to create a custom page template. See our integration guide for more info: https://sportspresspro.com/docs/theme-integration-guide/

I hope this helps! FYI, This community forum is not regularly monitored, so it is much quicker to contact us via our support site for future queries.

@opopop Try using single.php instead.

p.s. This community forum is not regularly monitored, so it is much quicker to contact us via our support site for future queries.

Hi Paul,

The configuration for cricket is as follows:

Event Outcomes

• Win
• Loss
• Draw

Team Results

• 1st
• 2nd
• 3rd
• 4th
• BP
• Points

Player Performance

• Runs
• Wickets taken

Table Columns

• P = Events Played
• W = Win
• L = Loss
• D = Draw
• T = Tie
• BP = BP
• Points = Points
• Streak = Streak

If you’ve selected “Custom” already and added your own variables, don’t worry — your work won’t be erased. When you select another sport, the presets will be added to your custom variables.

Regarding your client’s concern about separating runs and overs, both options are possible.

1. To display the player statistics via separate tables, create 2 separate Player Lists and select the same criteria in the “Details” section, but different columns to display. The same data will be displayed with the selected columns only visible.

2. To add a bold line between the columns, add the following code to SportsPress > Settings > Custom CSS:

.sp-player-list .data-runs {
border-right: 1px solid #000;
}
.sp-player-list .data-overs {
border-left: 1px solid #000;
}

I hope this helps! FYI, This community forum is not regularly monitored, so it is much quicker to contact us via our support site for future queries.

@teh1aeq Thanks for finding that! You’re right, the Site URL (and Abbreviation) weren’t being saved when creating a new team.

We’ve just released version 1.2.4 which contains a fix for this bug 🙂

http://wordpress.org/plugins/sportspress/changelog/

Great 🙂

@sunshyme A good alternative until we add this to core is to use the Advanced Custom Fields plugin: http://wordpress.org/plugins/advanced-custom-fields/

This plugin will enable you to add custom fields to any post type. Once you’ve added a Match Number fields to the Event post type, you can then modify the event-list.php template. See this guide on how to create your own SportsPress templates:
https://sportspresspro.com/docs/theme-integration-guide/#custom-page-templates