Zahin Azmayeen

We’re really sorry we couldn’t get back to you in time. Your refund has been initiated.

We had a look at our logs and didn’t find the same warnings.

If you could tell us at what point (e.g. trying to load the table in the frontend, enabling pagination or sticky column, or entering responsive table editing etc.) these warnings were generated, the investigation would be easier.

Also, please make sure you are running the latest version of the plugin (v1.4.13).

Sorry about the delayed response @nasyrah. Unfortunately, we do not have a demo link for you.

As for pagination, it cannot be enabled for specific breakpoints/device sizes. When turned on, it’s enabled for all display sizes.

We do not see the issue on our side. We suspect this might be due to your theme. Please try the following and see if you can fix it:

• Disabling theme styles for table
• Changing your theme temporarily

Pagination cannot be enabled for specific breakpoints/device sizes.

Hello, when do you see these warnings? We do not see this on our side. Also, please include the filename and line number if possible. Thank you.

Hello @vespino,

It seems that you’re trying to use a WPTB table in a shortcode. Please remember to use the id attribute with the shortcode. For example, if the table ID is 294, the shortcode will be [wptb id=294].

Please let me know if you’re getting the error outside of a shortcode or the fix doesn’t work.

Hello, I can see that the link text color is same as the color selected in the left panel. I’m not sure why it was blue at first. If you want to change the link text color, please select the text element, then use the left sidebar to change the link text color.

Please take a look at our documentation here.

Besides shortcodes, WPTB also has a block to insert tables.

WP Table Builder is not shipped with any predefined general styles. Which, as you point out, would conflict with what a user selects in the builder.

Hi @vekelectronic,

Sorry for the misunderstanding. The code I shared was to be removed from “General Styles” in WPTB settings.

The color settings in the table is not working because the styles are getting overridden by WPTB General Styles.

Now let’s solve the problem.

Let’s find the CSS rule that is causing the table’s header color to change:

Disabling this rule fixes the problem you are having – the headers are black now:

Now, we need to find where this rule is coming from. We can find it here:

It is coming from a style tag with an ID “wptb-general-styles”. Which means this rule is set from WPTB general styles. To fix this, go to WP Table Builder Settings, then go to “General Styles”. It may look something like this:

Remove the CSS rule that’s causing the problem. It may look something like this:

strong, b {
        color: #fff;
}

Remove it and save using the “Submit” button. I’m certain this will fix your problem. Please let us know if this still does not solve the issue.

Thank you.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by Zahin Azmayeen. Reason: Added clearer instructions

@vekelectronic, I’m pretty sure this is happening because of some custom CSS in “General Styles” (accessed from WPTB Settings in admin page). Please check and let us know if removing the style

strong { color: #fff; }

fixes the problem.

You need

table.wptb-preview-table {
animation: none;
opacity: 1;
}

Hope that helps.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by Zahin Azmayeen. Reason: Fixed code formatting

Hello @vekelectronic, could you share a link to a page with the table, please? Thank you.