Hi,
yes, I think the best approach is to create one table for each language, e.g. with adjusted table IDs (you can change that on the table’s “Edit” screen), like 1-en, 1-de, 1-fr, etc. and to then embed that table into the translated page content.
For the LTR/RTL, TablePress follows the specified text direction on the site, but you could also change it with CSS code.
Regards,
Tobias
Thanks, so I can copy table 1 and change the name to 1-es and shortcode will will [table id=1-es /] ?
Where I set the direction ? I didn’t see on the editing screen.
Hi,
correct! That’s how you would use the Shortcodes. (But you would need to edit the “Table ID” field, not the “Table Name” field!)
For the direction: This is not a setting, but you can add this to the “Custom CSS” text area on the “Plugin Options” screen of TablePress:
.tablepress-id-1-es {
direction: ltr;
}
Regards,
Tobias
thanks for the help, the code about the direction will only work on the frondend?
Hi,
yes, this only influences the frontend.
Can you give me examples (screenshots should be enough) of what you would like to adjust here on the “Edit” screen? I think we might be able to achieve that with CSS code as well.
Best wishes,
Tobias
Thanks for the help, I need first to build the tables
Hi,
alright! Let me know if there’s anything else then 🙂
Best wishes,
Tobias
