Change width of columns

Hi Andrew,

Adding CSS to a specific column in a publication is very easy. A TD element is added for each column. If you view the HTML code you’ll see that the column name is added as a CSS class to each TD tag. This allows you to style column first_name for example like this:

td.first_name {
    color: red !important;
    width: 300px;
}

>>> In some cases you might need to add the !important rule.

Be carefull changing the column width!! If your publication is defined as responsive and you manually change the column width through CSS, your output will not be consistent. You should only change the column width with CSS for flat publication. Not for responsive publications.

Does this help?
Peter

Thank you Peter and see my comments on the other message.
I am not quite sure where to place the code that you mention. logically, it would go inside the WP page containing the shortcode.
cheers
andrew

Hi Andrew,

You can add the custom CSS for your publication to your CSS theme:
– Open your WordPress dashboard
– Click Appearance > Customize
– Click Additional CSS
– Add your CSS and save

Alternatively:
https://www.wpbeginner.com/plugins/how-to-easily-add-custom-css-to-your-wordpress-site/

Please let me know if this helps,
Peter

OK. … so it is in “appearance”…
I hope that these pieces of information bring the avalanche of questions to an end. Things will improve too as I become more familiar with the plugin.

Thank you

Andrew