Zahin Azmayeen

Hi, this is an issue with WPTB 1.5.1. It will be fixed with the next version which is already in testing and will be released soon. You can temporarily roll back to 1.5.0 if necessary.

Hello @kpmustafayilmaz thank you for the praise, we always strive to provide the users the best possible UX.

Unfortunately, you cannot use tableberg inside the classic editor. You can use our drag and drop table builder plugin WP Table Builder for this. Hope you like it!

Hi @on4bam, we’re testing a fix that we hope we can release very soon.

Hello @asterselene, could you please share with us some of the CSS classes you’re having an issue with?

A new version has been released.

Hi @danielwroberts,

We’ve addressed the CSS parse error you encountered, and the fix will be included in the next version of tableberg.

Regarding the obsolete attribute warning, while the width attr in <col> elements are considered obsolete in the HTML specification, they are still widely supported by browsers. We currently do not plan to change this unless it causes an actual functionality issue.

If you encounter any other issues or have further questions, please let us know!

@danielwroberts could you please share with us how you validated the HTML?

We’re fairly certain it’s not an issue directly related to LocalWP since we use that ourselves for development. Please share your plugins list with us via an email to [email protected]. We’ll let you know as soon as we find something.

Hello @drosehill

Could you please share with us what other plugins you have, also what theme are you using? This will help us a lot with recreating the issue.

Thanks!

It’s working fine on my side. Please note that emojis (e.g. ??, ??, ?? etc.) get converted to an <img> tag like this:

<img draggable="false" role="img" class="emoji" alt="??" src="https://s.w.org/images/core/emoji/15.0.3/svg/1f600.svg">

This happens automatically when you insert emojis into a custom html element and then select something else. When you select the custom html element again, you’ll see that the emoji has changed to an <img> tag.

Hope that helps.

Hello @thedani if you want to add emojis to WPTB tables, you’ll need to use the Custom HTML element.

Cheers!

Yes, after enabling the search functionality from table settings, your customers can search with the product’s code. See the screenshots below:

@wvcommunication the search functionality is not available in the free version.

Hello @wvcommunication, is it possible to share the page with us? Thanks.

Hello @bestredlighttherapy, since you’re seeing the problem only in the frontend, the issue might be with your theme. Please try using the “Disable theme styles” option in WPTB.