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….Oh, and I’m using this with the WordPress Post Tabs plugin also.

Thanks Tobias. I’ll get that setup. In the meantime I pulled the php code out of the table and inserted it into the page template, and it’s giving me an error on the line with the link. So once I figure that out, I’ll look into the extension. Thanks again.

Thanks Tobias. The tables are looking great. Thanks so much for this plugin.

(Any way to turn on the plugin’s css only on those pages in which a table is used….. in the same way that the Post/Page Tabs plugin can be turned on only on specific pages and posts?)

Thanks, Tobias. Works and looks great.

Thanks for the reply, and that’s a nice looking example.

By coincidence, WP Post Tabs was one of the plugins I was trying. Haven’t been able to merge their php code for use on a template with yours.

Here’s the code I’m using on the template to create two of the tables, which work fine:

<?php
$table_id = get_post_meta($post->ID, 'roster_id', true);
wp_table_reloaded_print_table( "id=$table_id" );
?>

<?php
$table_id = get_post_meta($post->ID, 'schedule_id', true);
wp_table_reloaded_print_table( "id=$table_id" );
?>

Their template code for the tabs is (from their website):

[php]<?php do_shortcode("[mytab name='TEST TAB 1']Tab1 content[/mytab]");
do_shortcode("[mytab name='TEST TAB 2']Tab2 content[/mytab];");
echo do_shortcode("[end_mytabset]");?>[/php]

I’m just not sure how to replace the “Tab1 content” and “Tab2 content” with the table code.

Any thoughts? Thanks…

Tobias,

Yes, I see where the plugin CSS is added, but it seems to be added on all pages instead of just on pages that contain the tables. Any way to limit that….maybe like Justin Tadlock suggests here: https://justintadlock.com/archives/2009/08/06/how-to-disable-scripts-and-styles

Thanks again…

Thanks Tobias. When a page/template containing a table is rendered, are the plugin CSS rules applied after the style.css and any secondary stylesheets? Seems like my printing CSS rules work best if added to the end of the plugin’s custom CSS area rather than in my print css stylesheet. Best….

Hi Tobias,

I have a player roster table in one template and a game schedule table in another template, each of which is styled by its own secondary stylesheet. The roster template also has a print stylesheet so people can print the roster and take it to a game.

Going forward, I’d like to manage the roster and schedule through your plugin. Your interface would make the tables easier to maintain. Plus I would like to add past season team pages to the site with each team’s roster and schedule included, but styled differently than the current season.

Thanks for responding to my question. Great plugin.

Oops. Somehow Categories got unchecked in my screen options. No problem for me with Magic Fields.

Same here. Have been using Magic Fields for a few months with no problems. But this morning I found my Categories panel gone. Been searching the web for the cause/solution without success.