Brandon Zhang

Hi, I have turned on the allow short code options, and it works.

Hello,

Thanks for your reply.

Sorry about this, a friend on stackoverflow provides a solution to me yesterday, the problem was fixed. I forgot to update in here.

The issue is happening because the anchor tag(a.kt-tab-title) href attribute and it’s parent li have a same id, that is why first the anchor tag jump to the it’s parent li.

I have it fixed by adding these JS codes.

window.addEventListener(‘DOMContentLoaded’, function() { document.querySelectorAll(‘.kt-title-item a’).forEach( item => { item.setAttribute(“href”, “javascript:void(0)”);
});
});

Regards,
Brandon

Hi Tobias,

Just tried it real quick, LibreOffice works like a charm.

Thank you so much!!!

Brandon

Hi Tobias,

Thank you for your feedbacks.
No need to be sorry. You’re providing free plugins for us to use. I should be thanking you.

Just export another data table as CSV format, and I can see the Chinese character is there when I open it with Notepad, but doesn’t work if it’s opened in Excel. But customer needs to open the CSV in Excel, so they can copy, modify and paste new datas — lots of data, sadly ?? — and then reupload the CSV to the backend and replace the original data table.

I tried to use a different CSV viewer to open the CSV file, it didn’t work as well.

If there are no solutions, then I’ll have to keep the table header (where Chinese characters are at), delete the datas, and then append the newly modified data tables to it without Chinese character. It’s confusing to me just typing it here, haha.

You’re knowledagable, maybe you have some new ideas as to how to tackle this?

If not, I totally understand that.

Many thanks,
Brandon

Hi Ben,

Thank you for your feedback. It seems like the problem did come from the theme, I will post the question in the theme forum.

Thanks,
Brandon

Thanks, I will repost the question on the link you provide.