I’ve tried to figure it out, but I couldn’t

The server crashed, so it’s not accessible now! I’ll post when it’s up@

It’s up!
https://bewarebrainbang.ca/?p=6408&preview=true

Hi,

thanks for your post, and sorry for the trouble.

My guess is that the extra line breaks cause problems here. Please try this modified Shortcode, with an extra parameter:

[table id=123 conert_line_breaks=false /]

(Note that I couldn’t take a look at the table, as the “ppp” parameter in your URL is missing, so that this is just a guess for the cause of the issue.)

Regards,
Tobias

I don’t really understand where I’m supposed to put that. I’m sorry, but I’m not the best code-wise.
With respect to the URL, this is what I was given by the Preview plug-in. I copied/pasted the wrong one earlier!
https://bewarebrainbang.ca/?p=6408&preview=1&_ppp=ba9d211fac

I put it on the post, where I call the table, ahead of it, but it didn’t work.

[table id=43 conert_line_breaks=false /]
[table id=43 /]

Hi,

yes, please modify the Shortcode that you are currently using to show the table, by adding that extra parameter. Now, unfortunately, I was typing to quickly and made a type, namely, I forgot a v. Please try again with the parameter

convert_line_breaks=false

Regards,
Tobias

I wondered about the word, so put it in, and it didn’t work. The correction, however, is perfect — thank you!!

Hi,

no problem, you are very welcome! ?? Good to hear that this helped!

Best wishes,
Tobias

I’d thought that it would need to be solved either by HTML in the < li > line, or by CSS, because I don’t know enough about the operational-coding of Tablepress. With this, I’ll add a third option to how I try to solve it. Or, more realistically, when I reach out to those-who-know for help!

Hi,

note that it could also be solved by CSS, namely by making the HTML <br> tags (for line breaks), that TablePress add in the HTML, invisible:

.tablepress br {
  display: none;
}

And there’s even another option: These HTML <br> tags are added instead of the line breaks. So, just remove all line breaks (from pressing the “Enter” key) in the HTML code (with the <li>s in it). This would however make the code messy to read, I guess.

Regards,
Tobias

I think that I’m understanding more. Pretty much everything can be solved in any of the three options. I think that, because I think that it would be optimal to have all solutions in one way, that I’ll convert it to the CSS solution. That way if I encounter it again, I’ll only need to solve it by looking in one place.
I’m trying to learn more, I entered this into the CSS solution the following code:

.tablepress-id-43 br {
display: none;
}

Hi,

yes, you could choose any solution. Some have advantages here, but disadvantages there. So, it’s good to have options ??

Best wishes,
Tobias

That’s awesome, thank you! So, while it was inadvertent, what I’d done was a good thing. I’d basically guessed that, which is why I’d re-done what you’d shown me as CSS. I wanted to have all solutions to what I’d encountered to be done in one place, so that I only need look in one.

Hi,

yes, makes sense ??

Best wishes,
Tobias