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That solution removes the default styles from all tables, not selected ones.
The option to put “!important” on custom styles is there, but it would be nicer to have an option to dismiss the default styles on a table-by-table basis.

This may be a CSS question:
I add “customstyle” in the styles option and that style has:

.customstyle { border:0; padding:0; margin:0 auto; }

The resulting code (going from memory) looks something like this:

<table class=”tablepress customstyle”>

Perhaps the question should be “why doesn’t the border style defined in “customstyle” override the “tablepress” border?”

These were suggestions or a request for added functionality, not criticism, but you already knew that, didn’t you?

I’m not using this any more — turned the site over to someone else and they aren’t using a map. But it worked as I described. Place the icon file in the folder:

wp-content/plugins/comprehensive-google-map-plugin/assets/css/images/markers/

Since I’m not keeping up with the updates, I don’t know if the image shows up in the pick list or not, but I was able to enter the file name manually.

I suspect you could also just overwrite an existing icon (e.g. aircraftcarrier.png) with yours (i.e. use the same file name) and do it that way.

I sent you the translation files — did you receive them?

wp_mail doesn’t work on my local XAMPP setup (no smtp) so can’t send support request.

I am specifically working on converting this PHP-site’s glossary to wordpress:
https://txsignfab.com/products/glossary.php

… you can contact me by using the sales email link there (on bottom menu at left) — direct it to me as this is a friend’s site I’m working on and he won’t know what to do with it. (I can use the plugins address in your code?)

I can’t figure out how to write a template to use it. I need better control than what is offered on your default template and I need to be able to wrap each of alphabet navigation menu items in custom content, so I created a separate shortcode to do what I wanted, but your plugin’s interface for entering and editing terms is useful.

I would also like to see a review or rating system — probably a fork off your testimonials — with a 1 to 5-star rating option.

Sorry, I lied — it works fine. I just failed to upload the custom marker after testing it on my local installation.

The marker name has to be entered manually as it doesn’t show up in the pick list when generating the shortcode. Generate the shortcode using one of the markers and then substitute the name of the custom marker image.

I was able to add my custom marker by placing it in the folder:
comprehensive-google-map-plugin\assets\css\images\markers\

But, when I enabled permalinks it went away (searching other posts now to see if this has come up before).