jamesdurak
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Thanks for all your help and your responsiveness. I just left you a 5-star review. Best of luck,
That worked great for getting rid of the extra scroll bar on the first column, thanks.
What I mean about the width of the table is that it seems to be overriding the default container width I have set up for single post pages using Elementor. When I remove the table, the container width is the way I expect it to be. When I add the table, the container for post content is pushed out to the right. You can see how it juts out to the right at the spot next to the “archive” drop down menu in the sidebar. It seems to only be an issue on desktop, and I’m not sure why.
Thank you for your quick response! I think setting the row height manually fixes the misalignment issue.
Now I am getting a weird secondary scroll bar just for the first column. I’ve tried setting the width of that column manually to a fixed pixel number with the following custom css, but it doesn’t seem to have any effect.
.tablepress-id-4 .column-1 {
text-align: left;
width: 150px;
}Any ideas about the overall width of the table pushing out beyond the boundaries of its container? Check out how the table is centered within a white boxed background, but it’s wider than the rest of the post towards the top and it makes the images and galleries from the top of the post skew to the right.
Thank you for your help!