Hi,
thanks for your post, and sorry for the trouble.
Yes, that’s possible:
[table id=123 extra_class_classes="your-class" /]
Regards,
Tobias
Thread Starter
roy123
(@roy123)
Hi Tobias,
Any version related to this?, as I tried with my current installation.
When using the following extra_class_classes=”TestMe”, I can’t find the TestMe class anywhere in the code ( when using development tool in the browser ).
[table id=2 row_highlight=”In Progress” filter=”In Progress” extra_class_classes=”ignoreDummy” /]
Thank you,
Roye
Hi,
that’s strange. The class in the extra_css_classes parameter is given to the <table> element, in addition to tablepress and tablepress-id-123.
Regards,
Tobias
Thread Starter
roy123
(@roy123)
Any idea of how to debug this issue? Does it work on your end?
Hi,
first, make sure to check the Shortcode in the “Text” (and not the “Visual” editor) of the post/page, to rule out that any other characters/HTML, e.g. from copy/paste are in the Shortcode.
Then, you could also add the shortcode_debug=true parameter to the Shortcode. This should then print a list of all actually used settings/parameters below the table.
Regards,
Tobias
Thread Starter
roy123
(@roy123)
Hi Tobias,
Thanks for your tip on the shortcode_debug=true, the correct argument name to use is “extra_css_classes”.
I kept on using the extra_class_classes as was shown in your first reply, and I failed to see the name you wrote in your second reply.
Well, know I know how to debug and get all possible options.
Thank you for the great support and great plugin.
Regards,
Roye
Hi,
ah, of course! I’m so sorry for making that typo — and for then not spotting it either!
Good to hear that everything is working now!
Best wishes,
Tobias
P.S.: In case you haven’t, please rate TablePress here in the plugin directory. Thanks!
