Jen

Hit enter too soon- the integration is great. The setup is super-easy, the display is flexible and eye-catching without looking like a ransom note. It lets us group and categorize events, link to registrations, and provide all the details needed. The post format for events is similar to a blog post, so it’s intuitive and easy to find (unlike other plugins).

Tables are looking pretty now. One last question.
Is there a way to EITHER bold the first column in table(s) or to acknowledge the <b>bold</b> tags we have currently in those table cells?

Changed, updated, working! My tables are ugly, but I see how to fix that in the FAQs and documentation. I also found the shortcode “table” that the new theme is using, so that explains that (as you said).
I also found the donate button. I don’t know how you find time to answer all these! Thanks!!

I have the ext installed and up in editor but I must be an idiot. what variable should be changed?

Ah, okay. It was probably the Wp-reloaded table thing. I did deactivate, then delete that. I’ll do this!
Thanks so much

The browser issue was just with headers due to a theme style, but we have a new theme.
In IE and Firefox, the tables are absent, and there’s nothing where they should appear; it just continued with the next text without any gap.

Example page
https://hottopicsconference.com/sessions/breakout-sessions/
This should have a 17Rx4C table above “Thursday Track Descriptions”. It’s table ID 2 I think.

Damien or Tobias,
Can you explain the post_content vs the the_content() ? We’ve been banging our head against the wall with a theme that won’t display in IE9, so we just purchased a new theme from the same creators, and upgraded from wp-reloaded tables to TablePress but now none of the tables will display in pages. I’ve created new test tables to verify it wasn’t an issue with the imported tables.