Haoxian

Ok, here is a demo page to show you TablePress has no problem to display 2 different tables in one same page:
https://test.cnzhx.net/2010/11/wordpress%E8%A1%A8%E6%A0%BC%E5%B1%95%E7%A4%BA/

So let’s figure it out why your page shows only one table. Could you please edit your page in WordPress Dashboard and switch to Text mode in the Editor, then find the tablepress shortcode representing the tables you insert and provide them here?

The shortcode looks like:
[table id=1 /]

The number 1 could be other number.

Hi, it should be no problem to add multiple tables in a single page.
Are there 4 identical tables in the page or just one table?

I’m not sure if there is a more convenient way to do this. I think it’s better to let Tobias to answer this question.

Maybe a snippet of JavaScript in cell could do this? I don’t know for sure.

Hi, Tobias, please help!

Glad to see you make it work. And you have a very good understanding on this.

Yes, it’s necessary for this, in order not to affect boundaries on the other 3 sides.

Sorry for not being exactly your describing.

I notice that you have set the following Custom CSS already:

.tablepress tbody td,
.tablepress thead th,
.tablepress tfoot th {
border: #041AC3 double 3px!important;
text-align: center;
text-indent: 0;
vertical-align: middle;
}

For any other border-related CSS to take effect, please delete the

!important

part from above CSS first, exactly.

Then use following Custom CSS instead of the one provided in the last reply:

.tablepress tbody td .column-1,
.tablepress thead th .column-1,
.tablepress tfoot th .column-1{
border-right: none;
}
.tablepress tbody td .column-2,
.tablepress thead th .column-2,
.tablepress tfoot th .column-2{
border-left: none;
}

Hi,

Please try the following Custom CSS,

.tablepress tbody td,
.tablepress thead th,
.tablepress tfoot th {
border: none;
}

Just put it in the text field in “Dashboard” –> “TablePress” –> “Options” and save.

Hi, Tobias,

It’s my pleasure to help on this great plugin! It’s hard to maintain such a plugin and give people specific answers in your spare time. I bet you must have worked too much hard to squeeze a little ‘spare time’. So, it should be me to say thanks, for your great work on this!

Sure. It happens. ??

@stbedesantafe

Actually, you’ve had a 4-columns-colspan already. It seems like only 1 and 2 columns joined because your text is aligned to left. Try NOT to break the line between the word “Calendar” and “for”.

Or, you can use the following instead:

This is our normal schedule. Please check our Calendar for special services and other meetings and activities.

@liu qing

Do you speak Chinese?
Here is a post showing how to use it in SimpChinese:
https://cnzhx.net/blog/tablepress-demonstration/

@skipperdoodle,

If you want to set the table width to be half of your page( does your “half the width of the text column” means this?), you could follow the following instruction.

Add the following code to the Custom CSS field (that just needs to be added to the “Custom CSS” textarea in the “Plugin Options”):

.tablepress-id-N {
	width: 50%;
}

Assuming that you know how to do with custom css. If not, please reply to notify me.

jkhongusc:

Thanks for sharing this!

You’re right about this. Our concerns are cache-rebuilding related to https protocol but in different side.

I look forward into this problem but can not find a perfect solution. So I ‘m using WPSC now. That’s alright for me.

It’s a good alternate to make WPSC clear ALL the cache by changing its settings, I think.

Thanks for updated info.

But this treatment is not perfect and would cause another problem while using https connection and http at the same time. The problem would be that the https version of cache would not be updated. It’s a delemma for me.

Thanks a lot! It is very helpful.