Spreadsheet Questions

1. Yes, adjusting your theme is the correct answer; your theme determines how much visual area the spreadsheet table has available to it.
2. This was answered in the FAQ:
   

   to disable paging, add a JavaScript to your theme that looks like this:

   jQuery(window).load(function () {
       jQuery('#igsv-MY_TABLE_KEY').dataTable().api().page.len(-1).draw();
   });

3. Correct, to have custom interactive elements like an info bubble, you need to write custom JavaScript in your theme or in your own plugin.

Is ‘MY_TABLE_KEY’ the same as our Google Spreadsheet url that we copy into the plugin’s shortcode?

No, it’s the Google Spreadsheet’s document ID. This is embedded in the URL, so if your URL is something like

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ABCDEFG/edit

then your spreadsheet’s document ID is ABCDEFG. The plugin prefixes this document ID with igsv- so you need to reference this table in your JavaScript as “the element with the ID of igsv-ABCDEFG“, which is what the jQuery('#igsv-ABCDEFG') excerpt is doing.

You can find the correct ID to use in your JavaScript by looking at the <table> element the plugin produces via your browser’s “View source” function.