Mark Hillyer

Excellent! Works well.

Many thanks,
Mark

Many thanks for your help, Tobias.

Sorry, that page uses the class .people

I added this and it works!

#tablepress-people_wrapper {
width: 1302px;
margin-bottom: 0;
margin-left: 18px;
}

I also have pages that have two or more reads of the same table. For example https://www.goldencolony.info/bluebook_p1841/

The wrapper works for the first occurrence but not the second, etc.

CSS
#tablepress-bluebook_pp_wrapper {
width: 1302px;
margin-top: 0;
margin-bottom: 10px;
margin-left: 18px;
}

HTML
<h2>Police Magistrates</h2>
<div class=”para”>Text placeholder.</div>
[table id=bluebook_pp filter=”P1841pm” filter_columns=”1″ responsive=scroll /]
<h2>Commissioners of Crown Lands</h2>
<div class=”para”>Text placeholder.</div>
[table id=bluebook_pp filter=”P1841ccl” filter_columns=”1″ responsive=scroll /]

If there are two different tables with different CSS wrappers, it works on the first occurrence of each table.

Many thanks,
Mark

I have been able to resolve this with a workaround.

Perfect! Thank you.

Thanks Tobias.

I am currently using the table ID for unique names as many of my tables relate to the careers of people. The display of the table ID is only 3-4 characters before it wraps to the next line, and so on.

I am using the Description field as my Category and I have found that the “Search Tables” actually gives me the result I want if the value in Description is unique. For example, if I search for a Description “Career”, I will get all tables with a Description of “Career” plus any that have the word “Career” in the table or in the table ID. If I make the Description “#Career” and search for that, I only get the tables that have that description.

So, a work-around that works well for me ??

Many thanks
Mark

Works perfectly! So many thanks for such a such a quick reply.