Growltiger

I understand, thanks.

Might it not be a good idea to change the sqli ones, simply so that anyone running the checker doesn’t get the messages? The existence of the messages might make them decide not to use TablePress, although it is perfectly OK.

This is really nothing to do with the plugin, but the answer to your gmail question is as follows:
1. In gmail click on the Cog (at top right) and click on Settings,
2. then make sure you are on the General tab.
3. Scroll down to Conversation View and turn it Off.
4. Scroll down to the bottom and click on Save changes.

PS. I eventually gave up hoping for the author to revert to a version of CF7 that works with reCAPTCHA V2 and I spent several hours learning to switch to using Ninja Forms. Complete waste of my time but now I have no more worries about the future of CF7.

Suggested solution
If it is too hard to support both v2 and v3 in the plugin then split the plugin into two plugins with slightly different names. Then people can stick with v2 until v3 is shown to work well.

I gave it 5 stars. Brilliant.

Thank you so much for your help. I now have different types of tables looking different from each other, as I wanted. Everything is working perfectly.

I solved the grey lines by putting this in the theme’s extra CSS:
.tablepress,
.tablepress tbody,
.tablepress tr,
.tablepress tbody td,
.tablepress thead th,
.tablepress tfoot th {
border: none;
}

I still can’t see how to specify specific tables.

Now I understand. Now it works, many thanks.
It leads to two more questions.
1. Can one apply this to just specific tables?
2. I am now left with a thin grey line between each row. Can I get rid of that?

I did exactly that and sadly nothing changed. I did it to both tables.

I came here to ask for help and saw a question I think I know the answer to! Try this:

#wrapper
.tablepress-id-N {
max-width: 800px;
}

N must be set to the table number.
The 800px is just an example.

The message was in the zoomify area of the window and said there was a network error – 404.
I checked everything I could. I had normal double quotes and the html souce of the page had exactly the correct name and location of the zif file.

I’m afraid I already moved on to trying another plugin. That worked but was not satisfactory for other reasons so I’ve given up trying to put zoomify images into WordPress for now (I have Pro version of Zoomify 4). I’m hoping Zoomify themselves might do something.

The documentation needs worked examples of how to set the zoomify options and how to set the css customisation.

I went to the trouble to post all three bugs/issues I have, which included this one, on their Github page here:
https://github.com/presscustomizr/customizr/issues
They have all been completely ignored. So it seems fairly pointless either asking here or reporting bugs and issues directly on Github.
Frustrating.

I see it as it should be. Sounds like a problem with your phone.

Try what I said on the computer. Make the browser window narrow like a phone. You will see the website adapt into one column, as it should.

Works fine on my phone (Samsung Galaxy S4). Hamburger menu appears. Everything shifts to vertical layout.

When you make the browser window narrow on the computer you can see it is responsive.

Thanks Denzel for pointing me at Github, I’ll do as you say.

Please note, this is when using the Classical style.