• I made a table and the iD number is 1. I added a style in Plugin options to change the border color of the table:

    .wp-table-reloaded-id-1 td {
    border-color: #009E12;
    }

    This works very well. The problem came when I made a second table with the ID 2. I added the same style to this tabel and gave the numver id-2. This worked also well for the second tabel. But not any more for the first table. I checked the style for table one in plugin options and I saw that the id has changed to number 2. When I change it back to number 1 , it also changes back to number 1 for the second tabel.
    How can I solve this?

    http://ww.wp.xz.cn/extend/plugins/wp-table-reloaded/

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  • Hi,

    I don’t really understand what you are trying to describe here…

    What table IDs to you have in use? 1 and 2?

    How exactly does your entire CSS code look like?

    Can you provide the URL of the page with the tables?

    Thanks!
    Tobias

    Thread Starter eagleye

    (@eagleye)

    I have two tables : [table id=1 /] and [table id=2 /]

    I made the following style for table 1:

    .wp-table-reloaded-id-1 td {
    border-color: #009E12;
    }

    I made the same style for table 2 it looks like this:

    .wp-table-reloaded-id-2 td {
    border-color: #009E12;
    }

    But when I enter this code in the plugin option for the second table, the coding for the first tabel changes from id-1 to id-2 in the plugin option section of my dashboard. And the green border color is not displayed on one table.

    Link:

    You see that one table has agreen border and the other not.

    Hi,

    the source of your page only has the style for table 2.

    You will of course have to leave the existing code in place, in the “Custom CSS” textfield.
    It seems, that currently you are replacing it with that for table 2?

    Tobias

    Thread Starter eagleye

    (@eagleye)

    I made table 1 and I typed manually the following code in Plugin options:
    .wp-table-reloaded-id-1 td {
    border-color: #009E12;
    }

    Then ( a week later) I made table 2 and typed in the plugin options:

    .wp-table-reloaded-id-2 td {
    border-color: #009E12;
    }

    When I go back to table 1 and take a look in the plugin options it shows this code:

    .wp-table-reloaded-id-2 td {
    border-color: #009E12;
    }

    The id had changed from 1 to 2 and I didn’t touch a thing.

    That is the problem.

    Hi,

    ok, that sounds really weird.

    I’d really like to see the issue myself, so could you email me (address is in the main plugin file) and create a temporary admin account for me to your WordPress site?

    Best wishes,
    Tobias

    Thread Starter eagleye

    (@eagleye)

    Hello Tobias,

    I sent you the info you requested yesterday evening. Did you receive it?

    Hi,

    yes, I received it, but did not yet have the time to take a look.

    Tobias

    Hi,

    Thanks for that account information.
    I logged into your site and added the necessary CSS code to the “Custom CSS” field, so that both tables now have a green border color.
    I had no problems and everything worked as expected, so I don’t really know what went wrong when you tried it…

    Can you confirm that everything is correct now?

    Best wishes,
    Tobias

    Thread Starter eagleye

    (@eagleye)

    Everything works well. I know what I did wrong. I tried to make a style for every table in an separate window. You put everything in one. I never stop learning.
    Thanks for your help. It is very much appreciated.

    Hi,

    no problem! 🙂

    That’s what I thought, too. The “Plugin Options” and “Custom CSS” apply to all tables, so all code has to go into that one text field.

    Best wishes,
    Tobias

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