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Thank you MTN for a great reply. I think I feel better about feeling worse! Thank you Wordfence!!!

Just tried it and it works great! You’re the best.
Thank you!
Dwight

Excellent! You are the best. I will try it out this weekend and let you know. So you saw the problem. Great. When there is a plugin update will custom change be overridden?
Thanks!!

Sorry, cut and paste error

https://hospitaltechreview.com/compare/?compare1=humanscale-t7-mobile-technology-carts&compare2=afc-touch-screen-tablet-cart&compare3=laptop-cart-with-compartment&compare4=amico-hummingbird-computer-workstation-on-wheels

Here is a (long) URL which displays 5 columns (the max) and shows you what I mean.

https://hospitaltechreview.com/compare/?compare1=humanscale-t7-mobile-technology-carts&&&?compare1=humanscale-t7-mobile-technology-carts&compare2=afc-touch-screen-tablet-cart&&?compare1=humanscale-t7-mobile-technology-carts&compare2=afc-touch-screen-tablet-cart&compare3=laptop-cart-with-compartment&?compare1=humanscale-t7-mobile-technology-carts&compare2=afc-touch-screen-tablet-cart&compare3=laptop-cart-with-compartment&compare4=amico-hummingbird-computer-workstation-on-wheels

Dwight

Thanks Mark for getting right back. I actually do want it sticky…

If I am looking at my site and the page is wider than the view-screen, like on a phone, then the phone (or other) browser allows you to swipe the page left and right to see all the content. When I do that, the content of my page moves left-right as it should but the sticky column-headers do not. Because the page is showing columnar data, I cant float it under the previous column else the rows would not be aligned and therefore useless. So, I need the floating headers to float vertically but be fixed horizontally.

Maybe just a css override that I can apply? I hope I explained it well enough.
Thanks for any suggestions.

I found the general (simple) solution…a plugin called

Member Access

https://www.chrisabernethy.com/wordpress-plugins/member-access/

So, no need to set the page/post as private; just install plugin and check “Ignore the default settings and make this post visible only to members” at the bottom of any page/post edit window.

SOLVED! {simply}

I see. That makes sense. Thanks. Something tells me there must be an easier way…

Great. Thank you. I actually have already customized a theme based on twentyten but I referenced Twentyten because I have not changed the loops for my customization so folk would be familiar with the Twentyten code.

So, any idea WHICH template file and WHAT custom query I can use?

It looks like only the author can see their own private page/post regardless of role setting so maybe there is a different approach that someone can recommend (short of passwording them) to have pages/posts only viewable if the member is logged in. Ideas?