Looks like an issue, need some time to check this.
I will update you with my findings.
OK, but it’s not causing me any big problems so no rush at all. Thanks for being so responsive
Hello Mike,
I have looked into the problem and it seems that there is no issue.
You can set the width of the first column, but there is one exception:
– when you set the width explicitly to EVERY column and the table has 100% width (which is by default) – sizes are not applied.
In this case, you can leave at least one column without the width to fill the remaining space OR set table width in pixels as following: [wp_table id="{id}" width="300px"].
Please let me know if it helps.
Regards,
Ian
Hi Ian, yes that has helped, thank you
Hi Ivan,
I’m getting unusual behaviour with pixle width also.
I’ve set the first column to 100 px and left the second column undefined.
In the ‘preview’ the table shows a narrow 1st column and the balance in the 2nd column. But when it is displayed on the final web page it is 50/50. Link is below and first column is set at 100 px.
http://www.jademinternational.com/lbm/members/
I think it would be easier if the plugin allowed % width also. Then if you have 2 columns you could set say 25/75 and that would be the 100%. The reason I think % width would be better is this get a little bit tricky because of how the table displays on a mobile device.
Thanks
Justin
Hello Justin,
Thank you for writing.
As for your table, it looks like it has 100px set for both columns (http://take.ms/LiqM3). In such case, it will not work. Please check the width of the second column and unset it.
As for the % width, it sounds reasonable. Adding this to my backlog for the next updates.
Please let me know if it helps.
Regards,
Ian
