jimdandy2

I was able to override the alternate row table formatting for my table that seems to be forced from Elementor by repeating their own code (shown below) and changing the colors they set and assigning it specifically to my table. I was then able to add my own formatting following these entries and it worked.

I don’t know if this is the proper method but the previous suggestion that I took from other posts just didn’t allow me to add my own cell formatting afterwards.

.tablepress-id-24 tr:nth-child(odd) td {
	background-color: #ffffff;
	color: #000000;
}

.tablepress-id-24 tr:nth-child(even) td {
	background-color: #ffffff;
	color: #000000;
}

Thank you….

In the case that I presented, yes, it was necessary to indent a lot of the rows, but not all of them, but being to do it in groups would take 100 lines of CSS down to 4 or 5.

Thank you, all is working now…

Product is working now as expected. There were issues after activating this plugin with Elementor requiring the changing of the Elementor CSS Print Method and Regenerating CSS, both options under the Settings and Tools sections of Elementor.

As for the licensing issue, it is resolved but I was highlighting the confusing options and limited guidance provided when using the product initially.

I did open a ticket and provided a set of login credentials, not sure if there was any follow up as I have not been provided All is well now, thank you.

The issue is that when using the free plugin then purchasing the paid version that a second download is needed. The free plugin shows the paid widgets as toggles in the widget settings screen and shows them all OFF, but there’s no instructions on the widget setting page to download another plugin to enable the locked features. Only a link to the site to rate the product.

Since the product provides visibility to the pro widgets but does not provide instructions on how to activate them I was only left with the link to rate the product while I was frustrated with the lack of instruction.

From all the positive reviews I expect the rest of the product to be superior in use but for me, after using a couple of the widgets, the product itself is struggling with overriding CSS settings that are provided by Elementor. None of the widgets I’ve used present the Style settings I’ve set. Something as simple as setting the text on the widgets to White don’t appear on my saved pages. It appears in the Elementor window, just not on the preview or production page.

I’m happy to revise my ratings but not until the style issue is resolved. I’m excited about the possibilities, but for me it’s just not fully functional yet.

Got it, thanks…I like this approach.

Ok, I think I’ve found what I need…

Extra CSS Class (added to each table):
underwriting-rightalign

CSS:

.underwriting-rightalign .column-2,
.
.
.
.underwriting-rightalign .column-14 {
.	text-align: right;
}

• This reply was modified 5 years, 9 months ago by jimdandy2.

Many thanks…I am able to do it via the CSV file during import. I was hoping to be able to do it with files from sources where I don’t control the formatting.