Shwepps

Thanks a lot! Case solved)

Seems to work!
It can be used globally for each table, like this:

.tablepress img {
    max-width: 100%;
}

Right?

Link
This is an another example.

Um, the ability to change column width and make it smaller even if the content (in my case the images) size is bigger than the width itself. Is this possible?

I’ve tried responsive tables and they didn’t work as I need.

That will not really work, as you can not make columns smaller than what the content in them dictates

Ah, ok then.

Here’s another idea: what if to add 10 links to pages based on when they were added? I mean, at the end of the page there would be 10 pages listed by date starting from the date when the original page was added? It would not require any tag or categories to do so.

I can’t as I will have site/tag/post-name type of links and I don’t need that. That’s why I use pages not posts.

Ok, YARP is dead now and I have too many pages to add tags manually. Could you have some code to display 10 pages without tags? Random pages are acceptable.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by Shwepps.

Thanks, will look into it.

No, no, about

plugin which add 10 links (a good option if number can be configured as well) to other pages on every page (sort of ‘related’ but not really as I don’t have any categories or tags for my pages)

There are a lot of pages on site and I want them to be linked to each other.

Ok, first issue is still active.

Hi!
Thanks for your input, but I need links to pages, not posts ?? Or should I just change ‘post/posts’ to ‘page/pages’ in the code above and it’s gonna work?

For the first issue, adding 10 links to every page of your WordPress site, what are the business rules around what you’re looking to achieve?

For SEO.

Do you truly just want 10 random links to posts to display?

Yep.

For number 2, it sounds like you’re looking for an HTML sitemap plugin. There are many of these to choose from, like this one:

Well, I need 3 or more columns otherwise it’s gonna be too long.

Ok, clearly this is a problem with my theme. After switching to Twenty Seventeen the issue dissapeared.
But it’s strange though, I was using other theme before and it’s worked nice.
Btw,

OR try to increase the memory allocated for PHP. Add this to your config.php:
define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ’64M’);

didn’t work (I tried it first)
Thanks a lot!

• This reply was modified 6 years, 1 month ago by Shwepps.

Please, send me a patch)

[Moderator Note: No bumping, thank you.]

Wow, it’s working now!…