laskowv

Excellent! That worked. LAST question. What is the syntax for stringing these column widths together in one set of statements? I don’t want to have to do:

.tablepress-id-38 .column-1 {
width: 16%;
}

.tablepress-id-38 .column-2 {
width: 7%;
}

.tablepress-id-38 .column-3 {
width: 16%;
}

for all 5 columns for 26 tables!!!!

By the way…Really love this plugin! It works well for other text.

I understand what you are saying about the css and table id 38; that is exactly my point.

On https://nsdac.org/zzz2/ – the A tab is table id 38. Look at the spacing of columns 2, 4, & 5.

On https://nsdac.org/zzz-for-testing/ – the B tab is table 38. Now look at the spacing of columns, 2, 4, & 5.

This is what I am trying to figure out. Why is it different when placed on different tabs and the css has remained the same for table 38.

Sorry to harp on this, but I have been trying to get this straight in my head for over 6 hours now. Why would the spacing change when placed on a different tab?

I do ppreciate all of your help.

I understand I have to apply the css to all of my tables, that is not my issue. I have done that for another sight, all 26 tables (A-Z). My issue is that regardless of the 26 tables i entered the css for, it only seems to apply for the FIRST TAB.

My first line of code is:
[tabs title=”” disabled=”false” collapsible=”false” active=”0″ event=”click”]

Ok, compare both of these pages to see….
A on Tab A, B on Tab B
https:// nsdac.org/zzz-for-testing/

B on Tab A, A on Tab B
https://nsdac.org/zzz2/

Sorry, i had switched A and B around before posting…they are now correct with B as table 38. Now look at the difference. Tab A is table 35. This will not apply to the previous 34 tables; so I am only applying it to the next 24 tables (C-Z).

The fourth column “natl#” should not be that wide now…should it?

Look at Natl# on both tabs. The field is only 5 chars; on tab A it looks fine…on tab B it is wider. The css on both tables is a width of 35px. It seems to always ignore the width css on every table except the the table on the first tab. I assumed it would stay a fixed size.

I had this issue as well. Resolved it by changing the directory permissions on both the gallery directory and its thumbnail directory in the folder of wp-content. I had to change both to have execute on owner, group, and user — then my thumbnails displayed instantly.