katart17

Same problem here. You don’t need to disable the plugin. You can just uncheck the Gravity Forms support in the Zero Spam settings.

@averta Do you have any plans to allow the user to change the position of the background image. Master Slider defaults to center center. I know other Slider Plugins allow the user to change the position to left top, or center top, or right bottom and so on.

I found the reason for this problem!

LiquidWeb support found that the culprit was the suhosin PHP extension. They disabled the extension and replaced it with cagefs.

I’m now thinking this is server problem. All WP sites on the server have this problem. I contacted the server admin but they can’t find why this error is occurring.

We are using PHP 5.6 and MariaDB 10. Could this be a problem with MariaDB?

@dineshinau Unfortunately, I’m not using Visual Composer.

Great. Thanks for your help with this.

@tobiasbg I decided to add an else statement to the original filter without modifying the tablepress_table_output filter.

This solution seems to work:

add_filter( 'tablepress_table_render_options', 'check_table_render_options', 10, 2 );
function check_table_render_options( $render_options, $table ) {

	if( $render_options['first_column_th'] === true ) {
		add_filter( 'tablepress_cell_tag_attributes', 'custom_cell_tag_attributes', 10, 7 );
		function custom_cell_tag_attributes( $tag_attributes, $table_id, $cell_content, $row_idx, $col_idx, $colspan_row, $rowspan_col ) {
			if( $col_idx === 1 ) {
				$tag_attributes['scope'] = 'row';
			}
			
			return $tag_attributes;
		}
	} else {
		remove_filter( 'tablepress_cell_tag_attributes', 'custom_cell_tag_attributes' );
	}
	
	return $render_options;

}

Do you see any errors here?

The following code adds the scope="row" attribute to the row header tag, but, as you mentioned, this will apply this to all tables on the page:

add_filter( 'tablepress_table_render_options', 'check_table_render_options', 10, 2 );
function check_table_render_options( $render_options, $table ) {

	if( $render_options['first_column_th'] === true ) {
		add_filter( 'tablepress_cell_tag_attributes', 'custom_cell_tag_attributes', 10, 7 );
		function custom_cell_tag_attributes( $tag_attributes, $table_id, $cell_content, $row_idx, $col_idx, $colspan_row, $rowspan_col ) {
			if( $col_idx === 1 ) {
				$tag_attributes['scope'] = 'row';
			}
			
			return $tag_attributes;
		}
	}
	
	return $render_options;

}

I’m still trying to wrap my head around what to do with the tablepress_table_output filter.

Now we’re getting a little over my head. Can I combine hooks into one function to use pass in other variables into a single function? Here’s what I mean:

add_filter( 'tablepress_table_render_options', 'custom_cell_tag_attributes', 10, 2 );
add_filter( 'tablepress_cell_tag_attributes', 'custom_cell_tag_attributes', 10, 7 );
function custom_cell_tag_attributes() {
   ...
}

If this is possible, could I just check if $render_option['first_column_th'] === 'true'?

Does this make sense?

Thanks @tobiasbg

I’ve been working on a hook to add the scope attribute, but I was wondering how I can check for the shortcode attribute (or render_option) first_column_th. Here is what I have so far:

add_filter( 'tablepress_cell_tag_attributes', 'custom_cell_tag_attributes', 10, 7 );
function custom_cell_tag_attributes( $tag_attributes, $table_id, $cell_content, $row_idx, $col_idx, $colspan_row, $rowspan_col ) {
	if( $col_idx === 1 ) {
		$tag_attributes['scope'] = 'row';
	}
	
	return $tag_attributes;
}

This puts a scope="row" attribute to the first tag in each row, but I would only like to do this if the first tag is a header tag <th>.

Any ideas?

@tobiasbg Do you think it would be a good idea to add the scope attribute to the th tag when using the first_column_th parameter? The output should look something like this:

<th class="column-1" scope="row">Row Header</th>

Does this make sense?

awesome! I looked through the code but didn’t see that. Thanks for letting me know.

@tobiasbg Can you create a Filter Hook that will suppress loading the default CSS file?

Something like this: add_filter('load_default_css_from_file', '__return_false');

This would be handy for those creating a Custom Child Theme who want to use their own Table styles. As a Front-End developer, I find it harder to “override” default CSS than just use the theme’s CSS.

No errors since. Thanks for the help.

Thanks Michael, I looked at the Import/Export JSON text and noticed that the labels value was null. I manually added some labels, saved the post type and the labels array has now been recorded. Here is the Exported code:

{
  "branch": {
    "capability_type": "post", 
    "custom_supports": "", 
    "description": null, 
    "exclude_from_search": "false", 
    "has_archive": "false", 
    "has_archive_string": "", 
    "hierarchical": "false", 
    "label": "Branches", 
    "labels": {
      "add_new": "Add New", 
      "add_new_item": "Add New Branch", 
      "all_items": "All Branches", 
      "edit_item": "Edit Branch", 
      "menu_name": "Branches", 
      "new_item": "New Branch", 
      "not_found": "No Branch Found", 
      "not_found_in_trash": "No Branches found in Trash", 
      "parent": "Parent Branch:", 
      "parent_item_colon": "Parent Branch:", 
      "search_items": "Search Branch", 
      "view_item": "View Branch"
    }, 
    "menu_icon": "dashicons-building", 
    "menu_position": "", 
    "name": "branch", 
    "public": "true", 
    "publicly_queryable": "true", 
    "query_var": "true", 
    "query_var_slug": "", 
    "rest_base": "", 
    "rewrite": "true", 
    "rewrite_slug": "", 
    "rewrite_withfront": "true", 
    "show_in_menu": "true", 
    "show_in_menu_string": "", 
    "show_in_nav_menus": "false", 
    "show_in_rest": "false", 
    "show_ui": "true", 
    "singular_label": "Branch", 
    "supports": [
      "title", 
      "custom-fields", 
      "page-attributes"
    ], 
    "taxonomies": []
  }
}

I hope this would fix the error