Nexrus

Presenting data (i.e. a “stats” page) is only possible when you first know how this data is stored.

Therefore: if you want to handle a fantasy league on your WordPress site, you’d first need to find a suitable plugin for keeping that information. Or you’d need to have a clear specification about in what format that information is available to be imported, etc.

If you’ve got nothing today, then you might start by browsing various “fantasy league” plugins: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/search/fantasy/
When doing that, also look at what different formats the various plugins offer for presentation of the data.

If you’ve handling this league “off WordPress”, then you’d need to check what export formats might be available, and keep your fingers crossed that some existing plugin would be able to import it.
Otherwise, you might find that you need to develop something new (or pay someone to develop it for you…)

Thank you so much for the reply. I actually wasn’t looking for something that would pull data from a database. I’ve kept the stats in a spreadsheet over the years and plan to just copy/paste it over and then add new stats manually each week. It’s really not that much work. I was more looking for something that would let me present the data in that way. With the tabs, drop down menu, sorting, etc.

Almost forgot to mention my site is nebula-one.com

[ Please do not bump, that’s not permitted here. ]

I downloaded JetPack as you suggested – thank for the suggestion. Entering the code into the CSS Editor worked great but the title of the page is still left aligned. Any clue how I would center it as well?

I did a quick google search and found a few different codes but none of them worked when I added them to the CSS Editor.

Thanks

So then which file would I add this code to?

Please excuse my lack of knowledge with CSS. I am very new to this.

I downloaded firebug and I know absolutely nothing about it. How do I use that code in firebug? I normally don’t do CSS work so I really don’t think I should be using the tool.

Is there not a way to do it without using it?

I tried the suggested code with no luck. I put it in the actually contact form under the contact tab, and I also wrapped the generated contact form code with it under the pages tab.

I really don’t understand why it’s not working. Can you clarify the display: table method?

https://thenerdcave.com/wp/?page_id=195

alchymyth,

Thank you for the adivce. That removed the line of text. Much appreciated.

As I stated in my original post, I’m aware that you don’t support it. I was just hoping to get some general advice.

Andrew. Thank you for the tip. Do you have any suggestions?

A custom theme made using wpthemegenerator.com

@andrew
So you’re confirming that it should be in my themes files? If so, why can I not find that string of text when searching?

Thanks

So then 10 plugins is considered a small amount I assume?

A custom theme made at wpthemegenerator.com

And I never downloaded a plugin. All I did was create a new page and select “Contact Form” from the dropdown box on the right.

I’m not sure what the proper method for bumping is. This had already fallen to the 8th page.

Any help would be appreciated. I can’t believe this isn’t a standard feature already.

https://www.thenerdcave.com

I’m using a custom theme I created on wpthemegenerator.com

When I open my control panel, I navigate to Appearance>Editor. That seems to be the location that everyone is suggestion to add the code. As you can see this screenshot, there are several files on the right that I can edit. I can’t find the string in any that I’ve tried.