Markgoessens

Hi Tobias,

Thanks for your quick reply.
I also tried datatables-buttons before, but there the problem was that I couldn’t hide some specific columns which I don’t want to print.
Even when I use the @media css, the columns are still visible.

This is the page with the table:
https://www.vocalgroup-evolution.nl/nieuw2015/repertoire/

And this is the css I used to hide some columns:

@media print {
#tablepress-1 .column-4,
#tablepress-1 .column-5,
#tablepress-1 .column-6 {
    display: none !important;
  }
}

Even when I hide the columns @media all, I still see them on the print screen.

When this problem is solved, I’m happy too ??

Greets Mark

As an addition, maybe this causes the problem; I use also datatables row details.
I see, when I enable tabletools, these row details don’t work anymore.
Maybe the two extensions will conflict with each other?

Hi Tobias,

Waaw thanks for you quick reply. The merged command is working perfect. So thanks a lot for that.

Greets Mark

Thanks for your reply.

Stupid me…Now I know what I did wrong. I used a text-widget and placed the shortcode in it. I forgot there was a FAQ’s widget.

Thanks!

I’m sorry for the late reply.

You were right. My mistake to replace the plugin with another one.
Now I reinstalled the PDF24 Article To PDF plugin.

You can try it, but the quality is still not very good. Even the quality of the text.

You have to click on the ‘document 1’ link. There you can find the ‘make PDF button’

This is the link link
Do you need the login data too?

Thanks for your reply. The text is looking very good now.
But the picture (for example in the top of my document) is still looking a little bit compresses.

Hi bcworkz,

Thanks for your reply. I put the first code back and changed the meta value to ‘true’ or “true”
But infortunitaly, this doesn’t work either. I don’t know what you mean with the last sentence. I tried ‘True’ with capital ‘t’ also.
I also tried == instead of !=
But all of these combinations won’t work.

It’s very strange. Because there is another page on this website which uses this array:

$properties = array(
'post_type' => 'property',
'posts_per_page' => aviators_settings_get_value('properties', 'properties', 'per_page'),
'paged' => $paged,
'tax_query' => array(),
'meta_query' => array(
	array(
		'key' => '_property_reduced',
		'value' => true,
		'compare' => 'NOT EXISTS',
		),
	array(
		'key' => '_property_featured',
		'value' => true,
		'compare' => 'NOT EXISTS',
		)
	)
);

And that works on that page. Of course I also tried ‘NOT EXISTS’, like on that other page, but this don’t work in this case.

Hi, Thanks a lot!
That’s the solution

Hi xroox?

I’m trying to do something similar. I want to insert a shortcode for a poll inside the popup. This isn’t working either.

Have you found a solution allready?

Greets Mark

Ah that’s nice. I’ll wait for the new update.
Thanks a lot!

Hi Benoit,

Wow, you are still building on supersized. The plugin is getting better and better!
Thanks for that!

We talked about to order the pictures in combination with the Nextgen picture gallery. In combination with the wordpress gallery it works fine now.
I’m using this module again on another site, and now I only use the wordpress gallery. It works like a sharm!

I have only one question. At every page I use the ‘SupersizedDir extra field’
That works. It takes the pictures form that page. But also the ‘featured image’
Actually I don’t want the featured image in the background. Can you tell me if there is a way to exclude the featured image?
If I have to change something in the code, it’s no problem.

Thanks in advance.

Hi Benoit De Boeck,

Thanks for adding the sort function in the new update.
I think it will work when I change the filenames. But when I do that, NextGen can’t find the images. So it’s a problem of NextGen.

What is the usual way to upload and edit the superslides?
Is it possible with the media library to do that?
Because I use image-folders for each wordpress page.

Greets, Mark

Hi, I have to same problem.

Stefano, have you allready found a solution?

Greets, Mark