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No it’s still there!

Do a Ctrl+F and type in ‘abstract’ to see it.

Hi Travis,

You can get rid of that box by ticking the box for “Exclude default CSS for schema output” in the settings and adding #schema_block {display: none;} to your custom css

Okay, I didn’t figure out the padding problem but, just in case anyone has the same issue with the events list table items being bunched up and that no-one knows the answer re padding, adding this line-height html to the table helps. So the code I have at the moment is

<tr style="font-size:16px; " >
			<td style="text-align:center;">
           #j<br/>

            </td>
            <td style="line-height:150%">
                #_EVENTLINK
                {has_location}<br/><i>#_LOCATIONNAME, #_LOCATIONTOWN</i>{/has_location}
            </td>
 <td style="font-size:10px; ">#_CATEGORYNAME
        </tr>

Okay I figured out how to change the font size. I put ‘<tr style=”font-size:16px; “>’ in the formatting options.

However, the padding problem remains.

Thanks but no, it doesn’t work.

Simon,

You were right – it was another plugin. The culprit was Tablepress. I’ve gotten around it by breaking up the table and putting the infopopup plugin outside the tables.

Thanks for your time on this and for developing a great little plugin!

Catherine

Thanks Simon, appreciate it!

Thanks John,

I hadn’t activated my licence key. The problem is resolved.

Thanks for the response!

Okay, I’ve figured it out. I’ll put the answer here in case anyone else has the same issue. I guess I didn’t understand the instruction in the Installation guide until I ran into the problem myself!

It’s resolved using the ‘manual’ value in the shortcode

(manual: Each letter will create the begining of a new column. Exmple: ‘manual=”e, h, t”.’ This will create four columns (a-d, e-g, h-s and t-z+numbers). Writing “a, e, h, t” will have the same effect. The “columns” option is ignored as the “manual” setting creates the columns based on your input.)

Okay, I’ve figured out the answer to my own question. I’ll share it here if it’s of use to anyone: Relevanssi