nikana2000

Thank you Alan for the response.

From the ‘Settings’ under the main WordPress backend, I changed the “Store uploads in this folder” to be “wp-content/media” instead of “wp-content/uploads”

I’ve now added the text you’ve suggested. “Add New Folders” recognized the change, but “Media Library +” just keeps ‘Loading …’ as before.

Thanks for your prompt response Tobias!

For a table with 100+ rows, seems very inefficient to add a line of code for every row because I need 4 different colors throughout.

What about having ‘classes’ assigned to handle this;
Consider the following:

<style>
.tg {
}
.tg td{
}
.tg th{
}
.tg .tg-p2c1{color:#9a0000}
.tg .tg-1xey{color:#036400}
</style>
<table class=”tg”>
<tr>
<th class=”tg-p2c1″>1</th>
<th class=”tg-p2c1″>2</th>
<th class=”tg-1xey”>3</th>
<th class=”tg-1xey”>4</th>
<th class=”tg-1xey”>5</th>
</tr>
<tr>
…
</table>

I’ve taken inspiration from the following, which allows you to change colors for rows/columns/cells:
https://www.tablesgenerator.com/html_tables

Thank you Tobias, I did get it working now.
I don’t know what I did exactly, but kept tinkering and eventually it did what I wanted.

Here’s the reply

There isn’t a way to change the left to right display of the submissions in this screen, I can however see how that’s misleading. I will let our development team know about this.

Devin Balram
Happiness Ninja
The WP Ninjas Support Team

I can understand that there’s no way to change the display/output on the screen, but don’t understand how it is chosen in the first place. If it’s not according to how it is set up, and doesn’t appear to correspond to how it was placed chronologically,… please tell us how it chooses the output order and perhaps we can manually manipulate it.

Thank you Sona!… that was helpful.

Yes, I do hide the form afterwards. The ‘success message’ replaces the form, which is desired.

So if you think about it, the current functionality of the ‘success message’ is useless as no one sees it.

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Done!
(Thanks for the suggestion)

I’m having trouble getting the “.main-navigation” to change color. I can adjust it’s font style, size, spread, etc,… but not it’s color.

Thoughts?

When I review the elements of the page, I find the following CSS Selectors:

.main-navigation a, .menu-toggle, .dropdown-toggle, .social-navigation a, .post-navigation a, .pagination a:hover, .pagination a:focus, .widget-title a, .site-branding .site-title a, .entry-title a, .page-links > .page-links-title, .comment-author, .comment-reply-title small a:hover, .comment-reply-title small a:focus

I tried most of these that seem remotely close… still no luck

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I just tried WP-Mail-SMTP and it seems to be working

@storeapps

Thank you for the prompt reply.
Will an SMTP plugin work with ‘Email Subscribers’?

I figured it out…

– icon showing in color indicates it on (which is contrary to popular convention)

– had to wait a day

Exporting from MS Access to Html breaks the content into multiple pages, even though I’ve set the page setup to be 44″

I have done some formatting in the ‘report‘ of the document…

I should add that I am not looking to have users input data into a database.

This is strictly an application of displaying data from MS Access.