Martin Wright

I’ve tried and older version of the plugin and it’s working (https://github.com/TobiasBg/TablePress/archive/1.8.1.zip)

I’m using WordPress Version 5.3 on PHP 7.1 if that helps.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by Martin Wright.

I can confirm that, I’m having this issue as well.

In my case I found out that the Yoast plugin (now MonsterInsights) was only applying the tracking code to absolute URLs and not relatives one.

I’ve fixed this by switch to another Google Analytics plugin.

I’m having this issue as well.

I’ve checked Track outbound click and downloads in the plugin settings. But I’m not seeing any _onclick=__gaTracker('etc', 'etc'); in my source.

There is a style field under table > table properties > advanced (see screenshot: https://imgur.com/rEg6YZw). I though this would be the place where you add classes?

This doesn’t appear to work.

I can tell my clients to add a classes in the text view. But since a lot of them are not familiar with HTML and CSS, it would be nice if they could just type in the style you want in table properties.