SW22958

Hello Roland,

Thanks for the reply.

Is the use of this function new to the latest update? I never had this problem before.

Regards,

Stuart

Thanks for the reply, but I unfortunately can’t post the link to a client’s proprietary website while it’s still under development. The code I provided in my original post is sufficient to replicate the problem so a link to the actual site doesn’t buy much … and it’s the best I can do under the circumstances. Sorry!

Thanks for the reply.

According to the W3schools.com website the table width attribute is not deprecated and is currently supported by all major browsers. I’ve never had a problem with this construct in any number of environments – in fact it’s working just fine in another WordPress 3.4.1 blog that I’ve built using a different theme so that’s why I posted this report in the hopes of finding a fix or workaround.

For what it’s worth, even the equivalent inline CSS construct <table style=”width:100%;”> doesn’t appear to work right either.

The HTML element surrounding the table doesn’t appear to be an issue because if you precede the table with a line or two of text as mentioned in my original post then the table expands to fill the entire column as expected.

The net-net is that for whatever reason it appears that the table width attribute is being ignored or otherwise overridden in this theme …

Hi,

I appreciate the rapid response and the great support!

I’ve made the suggested changes and everything looks great. The only issue was that the legend was wrapping to two lines (perhaps a function of my browser’s default font size) so I increased the width: parameter for the line 159 mod to ‘325’ and the legend no longer wraps.

Thanks!

I appreciate the rapid response!

I had already commented out the get_sidebar code but didn’t realize that I also had to change the CSS.

I’ve added the suggested CSS commands and everything’s working great.

Thanks!

Thanks for the rapid response! I do appreciate it …

Using the <center> approach doesn’t work. Before I contacted you I had partial success by putting the [booking nummonths=3] shortcode in a table construct as follows :

<table width=”100%”>
<td>
<tr>
<div align=”center”>[booking nummonths=3]</div>
</tr>
</td>
</table>

Oddly, this causes the calendars to be properly centered, but the calendar legend and the response form remain locked to the left-hand margin. This makes me think that maybe there’s some CSS or other code in your plugin that’s overriding WordPress itself and forcing those elements to the left margin (at least that’s what happens in the FireFox 14 rendering of the page).

The page URL is

Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance …