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Hi. Thanks for the tip. I added the following CSS and it fixed the issue:
.asl_w_container { position:relative; z-index:2; }Thanks. Sorry for confusion. Is there not a global default setting for on/off cache for tables that can be over-ridden individually per each table setting? Wondering why there is an extension and that is not included as feature/setting on the plugin by default.
If we are happy with site performance using a cache plugin like WP Fastest Cache or Litespeed, do you see any reason or pros vs. cons to enable the cache ability for tables on Tablepress?
Thanks for your help!
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In reply to: [WP-Spreadplugin] CSS issues & pic zoom issues…CART VIEW: In smaller screen size like phone when open the cart view, it does not resize to fit the phone width and spills outside of the screen. So can’t see all the text and info in the cart window…
Can we fix it like this?
.spreadplugin-cart {max-width:100% !important;}That seems to work so we can see all the cart info on the phone screen, but then we have issues with the “close” vs. “proceed to checkout” buttons not stacking correctly…
This is pretty basic CSS stuff (plugin developer) that would increase the value of your plugin to take some time to make sure the layout CSS works well for all screen sizes.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP-Spreadplugin] CSS issues & pic zoom issues…Another real basic issue needs attention… the size selector drop-down with the current em settings for CSS do not fully show the size letters S, M, L, etc
fix:
.size-select {padding:5px !important;}Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP-Spreadplugin] How to change USD before price to $ instead?I did find a work-around using CSS to modify the text/price appearance in the .price-wrapper price display…seems to work pretty well so far…
.price-wrapper { background-color:#0db80d !important; font-size:18px !important; font-family:helvetica !important; font-weight:bold !important; } .price-wrapper:before { content: "$" !important; margin-right: 0px !important; } .price-wrapper .currency { display:none !important; }Hey dude if it took this long to get any interaction about a simple question, then I would say do not bother with the plugin any longer.
Feedzy and WP RSS feed aggregator apps do the trick.
Thanks for the tips. So the variables&values in shortcodes are the same as commands? I get how to do the shortcodes, that’s easy. But still not clear exactly what a typical use-case would be for a custom command to enter in the custom command field on the table’s setting in wp admin area.
What would be a very simple basic example of a custom command to use for a table, where the table is being inserted into post using Gutenberg block option (not via manual shortcode).
Sorry for the trouble. Just need an example I think it would clarify. Either that or a link to documentation on Tablepress site how to use custom commands.
Thank you 🙂
Ok, thanks. BTW I checked with hosting provider support and they replied… “I have checked the apache logs and there is no mod security hit or JSON error found for the domain.”
Not sure if this helps or not.
Sorry, what kind of wp plugins might we be looking for as alternative to PHP mod security? Not one plugin specifically, but just the general category of plugins to be looking at.
Ok, thank you.
Any suggestions for better supported alternative methods to mod security?
Ok thanks for the info. What is interesting is that the JSON error on page/post after hitting the UPDATE BUTTON in editor view only happens when we try to change the individual post layout (using blocksy page setting in the post editor view) to something other than the default value set in the theme customizer > single post > layout > right sidebar layout
If we just change the content/words on post and hit it update, it updates with no problem at all. Wonder why this is?
Ok, thanks. Maybe adding on/off global setting and on/off on per gutenberg block insert setting would be a nice handy feature to incorporate into the official v2.0 release of table press (along with the fixed column options, etc)
Good day!
Ok, thanks for the info.
If we are using a cache plugin like WP Fastest Cache or Litespeed (with object (memcached) cache enabled) is that redundant caching going on for tablepress + cache plugin? I guess what I mean is if we are using cache plugin should we disable tablepress cache?
Perfect. Solved regarding any issue with Blocksy… Thank you for fast support.
I have passed on the info to Feedzy plugin support:
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/left-margin-for-rss-items-block-shortcode-is-not-correct/#post-16281553The Blocksy theme support says it’s not their theme but the Feedzy plugin that is causing the left margin issue.
Which is resolved by over-riding Feedzy RSS via:
.feedzy-rss ul { margin: 0px !important; }See here for clarification from Blocksy theme support:
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-gutenberg-blocks-are-outside-main-container-left-margin-wrong/#post-16281894Ok, thanks for quick reply. Was using WP fastest cache plugin, now it is disabled. Does that fix the CSS optimization so you can see needed code?