Andrewjmarino

I’m replying to myself. I have the Imagerotator working.
However, I’m not entirely convinced yet that NextGen (despite some great features) and the Imagerotator are the way to go.
I may explore some other photo gallery plugins.
Does anybody use anything that they love and find easy to use for website beginners?

Thanks,
Andrew

Yes, I did and it worked. Thanks.

Not sure if you found the answer to this yet. CF7 seems like a good form, but I have found that Fast Secure Contact Form is far easier to use/edit/style, at least for a non-computer literate wizard like me. It took me less than 30 minutes to build, edit and style a new contact form. Good documentation and instructions.
Good luck.

I’m new to Contact Form 7, too and I have the same question as you. I’m sure there’s an obvious easy solution we’re missing, but I didn’t see it in the FAQ or documentation.

Thanks for the great help.
I think, and hope, that I’m ok for a while ??

Andrew

Thanks. The little trick worked great.

I’ll look for the HTML materials.
Related to your table, I was looking for 2 more codes for text styling:
1) How to center
2) How to have ‘normal font text’ within a section of longer text that I’ve already made ‘bold’ and/or ‘italicized’. An odd request, but I may want to use it for something.
Thanks
Andrew

-BTW, a small donation has just been sent to you ??

Thanks,

I actually thought this would be the answer and it’s really no problem.
The Custom CSS worked out great now that I understand the ‘1 text area’ concept.
And, of course, some more minor questions:

1) How do I insert a link in the description box? It’s not the same process as inserting a link in the table, is it? I need something in the description box to link to another page on my website.

2) Where can I find a list of the other HTML codes that I might need. You gave me some of the codes (underline, bold, italics). But, I might want to ‘center’ something or have some ‘normal text’ within a bold area, ‘indent’ something etc. Is there a friendly, useable master list somewhere.
BTW, the Wikipedia article was great for the colors

Thanks
Andrew

Oh, wow:) I get it. Sorry, I thought the custom CSS (and text area box) was per table. I’ll work on it today and (hopefully:) have no more problems.

My 3rd question was:
Can I change the column width for only some rows?
For example: I want rows #15 – #20 to have a different column width from the rest of the table.

Thanks
Andrew

Everything was going super great until I added 2 more tables.
Now, when I add any Custom CSS into the text area in 1 table, the EXACT same custom CSS is getting added into the text areas of the other 2 tables – even though I’m specifically setting the table ID.
For example:
.wp-table-reloaded-id-1 .row-3,
.wp-table-reloaded-id-1 .row-7,
.wp-table-reloaded-id-1 .row-11 td{
font-size: 14px;
}
Is not only getting added to Table ID#1, it’s also getting added into the custom CSS text area of my other 2 tables (named ID#9 and #10 for some reason and not #2 and #3), but it doesn’t affect them because the Table ID is different.
However, if I delete the Custom CSS from the text area of those tables, then it deletes it from the original table, as well (where I need it).
I’m not crazy, it’s really doing this. I’ve tried several times. I’ve deleted almost all the Custom CSS to try and start over. I thought the Custom CSS in the Tables, if IDed properly, worked independently.
I’m sure it’s another ‘beginner’s mistake.’

2 Other things:
1) The font in my first table (text area/cells) is in bold, but not in the other 2 tables. I never added any custom CSS to make it bold.

2) How do I change the column width of only certain rows?

I’m sorry. I thought I was really getting to understand it.
Thanks again.
Andrew

Thank you for the great instructions. Very easy to use and follow.
I have 2 more ‘beginner’s questions.’

1) It appears that my font for the Table Name and Description are different from the font within the table itself. It looks odd when displayed on the website.
How do I change the font/font size/font color for the Table Name and (Table) Description?

2) Also, when I changed the background color I did it row-by-row within the Custom CSS box (see below). Is it possible to ‘choose’ several rows and edit them using only 1 command line in the CSS box? In other words, I want rows 3,4, and 5 to be the same color. Is there a way to do this other than editing row-by-row like I did below? I hope you understand the question.

.wp-table-reloaded-id-1 .row-3 td {
background-color: #50C878!important;
}

.wp-table-reloaded-id-1 .row-4 td {
background-color: #50C878!important;
}

.wp-table-reloaded-id-1 .row-5 td {
background-color: #50C878!important;
}

Thank you again for the help. I’m starting to ‘get it’ and hopefully won’t need much more help.
Andrew