jcm01

Hi,

Thank you very much for your assistance. I was able to successfully implement your solution on the test table and will soon start with my main table.

As for the “pre” HTML tags, thanks for the suggestion. Luckily this should be the exception since I only use the built-in editor, which defaults to “Visual”, for testing purposes ??

Enjoy your evening.

Hi,

Once again, thanks for the quick answer.

You actually helped more than you think. With your code and a little research, I now have a better understanding of I can enter into the Custom Commands field and managed to come up with the below piece of code ??

"dom": "BWlfrtip",
"columnDefs": [ 
	{"visible": true, "targets": [0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9]},
	{"visible": false, "targets": '_all'},
	{"searchable": false, "targets": [1,2]}
]

Thanks

Hi,

Once again, thank you for saving the day.

I appreciate your assistance.

Hi,

My apologies, the site should be available again.

Hi,

Awesome, thank you so much. I was kidding with the “quick fix”, expecting extensive troubleshooting, but I was pleasantly surprised with both problems resolved.

I do, however, have another question related to the above. When using a table in flip mode, the table width is changed when deselecting columns with the column visibility button. Selecting the columns again does not return the table to its original width.

I noticed this on a page designed with Divi, but I was able to recreate behavior with a page designed with the default WordPress editor (reachable via the original URL).

Thanks

Hi,

Thank you for pointing me in the right direction.

Hi,

I tested again by using “responsive_breakpoint=all” and it’s now working fine on Chrome, Chrome mobile, and IE ??

Hi,

Thanks for the quick response.

I tested again by resizing my browser window, and sure enough, flip mode worked.

The “responsive_breakpoint” parameter wasn’t specified in any of the shortcodes, so I’m not sure why it’s defaulting to “phone”

I did another test by inserting “responsive_breakpoint=desktop” into the shortcodes, but unfortunately nothing changed.

I’m using Chrome version 69.0.3497.100 (Official Build) (64-bit) and have also tested on 1920×1080 and 1366×768.