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Hi Tobias,

May I ask you one more question?
These problems keep coming up one after another.

I looked through the forum and did not find any solutions regarding giving a if condition for CSS.

So what I am trying to accomplish now is to apply “display:none” to only the rows that contain the word “dummy” in their cells.

@if(.tablepress tbody tr:last-child .column-1 = “dummy”) {
display: none;
}

Through googling this was the best thing I got, but I am not even sure if this is the correct way of doing it.

By the way, sorry for asking all these basic stuff, since I am very new to CSS and do not know much about the statements and queries.

Thank you for your kind answers. 🙂

Thank you Tobias, it works like a magic
Would it be okay if I ask one more question?

So, I did input the dummy data to each table, and now I want to filter the multiple columns simultaneously.

[table id=123 filter=”search keyword||dummy” filter_columns=[“1,4”]/]

I am using this and it is working somehow, but I am not sure if this is the correct way of doing it or if it is just a coincidence.
My intention was to “look for the word ‘search keyword’ or ‘dummy’ in column 1 and column 4”.

Again, thank you for your generous answers to this forum, they have helped me and other people a lot.