arrancscott

This works, thank you!

Great, thanks.

Arran

Yeah I’ve used a subdomain install, but I’ve changed the link to a .co.uk so it’s https://www.newsite.co.uk. I have installed the relevant domain mapping plugin and everything seemed to be working fine and I could sign in. However, as I came to sign in again this morning it won’t let me resign in.

Hmm, I’ll see if I can figure out what the issue is, in the mean time if anyone knows of anything could you let me know.

Cheers

Cheers, I’m after something that will allow me to change a certain word on each page, so basically it’ll be ‘making a call from…’ the from will change on each landing page. There will also be other data to show but that’s the main gist of it.

Yeah I figured out another way of doing it which could be of some help to other people. The image width for the ‘conference now’ and ‘conference genie’ were set to 120px by 20px (the width being 120px) In Chrome it automatically resized the images down to around 70px thus making the images smaller. However, in Firefox this didn’t seem to be the case so these two images were increasing the size of the column.

So to fix it all I did was resized the two images to how they appear in Chrome and that sorted it. Quick fix ??

Thanks for your help and quick response Tobias!

Arran

Also just checked, it looks like the first two columns are being stretched, as the images look stretched compared to when you look in Chrome and Safari. Is there a way to adjust a particular column width?

Hi,

Thanks, i’ve inserted the shortcode in the ‘Text editor’ tab and it’s on it’s separate line and i’ve added the line break after the hyphen. The line break has changed the width but it’s just a tad too long.

I’m wondering if the CSS in my theme is overriding the CSS in the Tablepress plugin? On Firefox i’ve right clicked on the table and clicked on the ‘Inspect Element’ tab and it seems if i cancel out everything from Tablepress nothing changes, so i’m wondering if the Pagelines theme is causing the problem? I’ve tested it on the default WordPress 2012 theme and in Firefox the table width is fine…

Thanks
Arran

Hi Tobias,

I’ve read through the advice you’ve given the other members on here and implemented that in to my ‘Custom CSS’ field but the table width still hasn’t adjusted and is clashing with my sidebar widgets. The website i’m working with is conference-call-providers.co.uk and i’m testing it on Firefox. The table is on the main page. (it’s working fine with all other browsers)

Any help greatly appreciated

p.s – my id is table2 as well and i’ve also changed that with no luck.

Thanks
Arran