jfbprivate

Thanks.

I kinda managed to implement it into my original table, but only the bottom border changes—the top border remains.

The code you gave me behaves that way too: Only the bottom border changes to red.

I also don’t understand what you mean by “Note that for this work, there should not be a border on the tr element.” If I remove the border attributes from the following part of the code, the very first top border is being removed, too.

.tablepress,
.tablepress tr,
.tablepress tbody td,
.tablepress thead th,
.tablepress tfoot th {
background-color: #ffffff;
border-top: 1px solid #e5e5e5;
border-bottom: 1px solid #e5e5e5;
border-left: none;
border-right: none;
font-family: Helvetica;
font-size: 14px;
font-weight: lighter;
color: #4d4d4d;
}

Am I missing something obvious? Probably.

Hi Tobias,

Thank you for looking into it.

Unfortunately I can’t, however, I just set up a SandBox example real quick that’d be enough to showcase what I’m talking about.

Now what I’m trying to attempt here is to change the color of the top and bottom line to the background color of the row.

https://hungry-millipede.w6.wpsandbox.pro/table/

Thanks again.

I just found a similar question in the forums—even though I was searching for it earlier with no results . . . Sorry for the unnecessary post . . .

My original post is on hold for moderation for whatever reason. So here it is again. It refers to the link I posted:

That’s the part that doesn’t make sense, and I can’t even tell what you mean (edit them and link?).

By that I meant Dashboard > Pages > Quick Edit: Link the child page to the parent page (see second illustration in the linked website below).

When you are in the Menu creation (either the admin page or in Customizer), you can create a Custom link with whatever value you want. To put a Page under it (as submenu), add the child page to the menu and drag it to the desired location (and indentation).

I know I can create a custom link from both the admin page and the customizer—and it shows up in Dashboard > Appearance > Menus. But I can’t put any pages under it. That’s the funny part: I can’t do that anymore. I can’t even create child pages in the first place.

The only page attributes I can set when creating a new page is the template (default, full-width, or grid)—the “parent” part is gone (see first illustration in the linked website below).

But even I could, custom links don’t show up as an option for a parent page anymore. And they used to—even in Dashboard > Pages. They would show just like any other pages too. I could just go into the appropriate child page quick edit and set the parent page. Just like that. Now there is no way to do any of these steps.

That’s the whole issue here. I hope you’re getting what I’m trying to say here.

I just created a child page—and the only way I was able to do that at all was through the Nested Pages plugin. But: The page doesn’t show up under Dashboard > Appearances > Menus, so there is no way I can drag it to the desired location, as you said.

On the other hand, the custom link folder doesn’t show up in Dashboard > Pages.

In other words: I can’t connect them. There is no way to bring them together. One doesn’t see the other.

Is there a way to reset WordPress and/or Dashboard somehow? I have a feeling something is off here. It started slowly, but I’m losing more and more functionality.

Sorry, I forgot the link:

https://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/how-to-create-a-child-page-in-wordpress/

I just tried the Nested Pages plugin but it doesn’t do the trick either.

So how in the world have I ever been able to do it out of the box with no issues at all? Of course it doesn’t necessarily make sense because a custom link is not a page really — I’d agree. But that’s I how I’ve done it all the time. And it wouldn’t hurt if we were allowed to handle custom links them as pages either. It makes things so much easier.

Could anyone tell me how to add child pages to custom links any other way then? I can’t seem to reproduce the “bug.” ??

Thanks Joy for clearing that up.

Actually, no, I haven’t used any plugin whatsoever. It’s always been working for me like that.

OK, so let’s say how it used to work for me–until today anyway–is rather unusual or–in your words–impossible even, how am I supposed to link child pages to (empty) custom link menu items? Because that’s the the way I’ve been doing it, it’s also the only way I know.

How do other people do it? I mean it has to be possible, right? It’s been working for me anyway.

Thanks again.