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  • Plugin Author Meitar

    (@meitar)

    That’s weird. What are the HTML class names of your TablePress tables? Unless it includes igsv-table, this plugin should not touch it.

    You can tell the Inline Google Spreadsheet Viewer plugin to enhance tables based on their HTML class value on its settings page. By default, only tables with the class of igsv-table are going to be modified dynamically. (Tables created with the plugin’s own [gdoc] shortcode are automatically given this class value.)

    Thread Starter cloudduster

    (@cloudduster)

    ok i may have found the culprit

    in the tablepress option, if i check this:

    ** Use the following features of the DataTables JavaScript library with this table:

    the buttons from your plugin show up. does this help? i’m guessing it’s not the class name, but different.

    Thread Starter cloudduster

    (@cloudduster)

    apparently both plugins were using the same library.

    but it would have been better if this plugin does not default to display those buttons. if Tablepress was able to hide those, there’s no reason this plugin can’t.

    Plugin Author Meitar

    (@meitar)

    if Tablepress was able to hide those, there’s no reason this plugin can’t.

    This plugin can hide those buttons. Many threads on this forum explain how to do that.

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