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Thank you. That works perfectly.

My apologies for the delayed response. Your suggestion worked just fine – thank you. My last question is “why”? Please forgive my lack of experience but it seems that WordPress, the theme, and the plug-in, all with their own CSS are in a constant struggle, and the !important term settles the argument. My choice would be to set each column to a specific width (adding up to a fixed total of course). The image resizing and text wrapping only add confusion for the user. Why not just let the scrolling do what it seemingly is intended to do?

EXAMPLE:
I have a table of 8 columns (50px,250px,50px,250px,50px,250px,50px,250px). Would not one of the following be the proper form?

[table id=97c responsive=scroll column_widths=”50px|200px|50px|200px|50px|200px|50px|200px” /]
or
[table id=97c responsive=scroll column_widths=”5%|20%|5%|20%|5%|20%|5%|20%” /]

The scroll works but only after totally distorting the column widths by shrinking the images and wrapping the text.
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Jim

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/jb25t3iesvfx6w4/AAC2XhFmoIHN1uEhLv0V8OORa?dl=0

#1. Got it, Thank you
#1. Got it, Thank you
#1. Yes; the scroll works but notice how the images on the right side disappear, at least on Chrome.

#1. I don’t understand why this works.
[table id=55 cache_table_output=”0″ /]
Surly there is a proper way to put two tables side by side?

The css worked perfectly.

#2. <img class="aligncenter wp-image-9145" src="https://patchencalifornia.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/CheckFree-150x132.jpg" alt="" width="35" height="25">

<img src="https://patchencalifornia.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/CheckFree-150x132.jpg" alt="" width="35" height="25" class="aligncenter size-thumbnail wp-image-9145" />

The difference is the placement of the “class” and the added “size-thumbnail”

#3. Sorry, some rubish had snuck into the code. Fixed that and it functions but does not allow scrolling of the whole table.
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I looked into the .js files to see if any were not loading but I didn’t see any. Looking at the files in your plugin directory, it looks like you must be referring to _paoc-public.js, and there’s a minimized file called paoc-public.min.js. I could be wrong but I think both files should have the same name but for the extension? Might be the issue but that is a guess on my part.

Pointing a finger to this side was not very helpful but in case your other users have the same problem, is seems that pop-ups often have problems when shortcodes are used in tables. This fixed the problem for me.
[table id=ID?cache_table_output=”0″ /]

There is no button. Only the image for each day and each farm. Some work and others do not.

Thank you. That works perfectly.