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Hi first of all this mod is really good :D,
the second thing ave a problem with the option {width=60%} look at the attached picture plaese. Any ideas |
Thank you for your compliments :)
Currently you can't define the width for a single column but only for the whole table. That is done this way: [table="width=60%"] |
Oh :( ok i understand,
Wird die n?chste Version von Table BBcode um diese Funktion erweitert ? ? Gru? aus Baden W?rttemberg |
Yes, this feature is planned, but I can't tell you when I will get this done. Sorry :( As you can see, the last version of my mod is from last year...
Greetings from Munich :) |
I wrote the following table code in notepad and then pasted it in to a test post. Problem is the first column does not stay as it is written in the table code. The first column is inverted, with the numbers going from 9 (top) to 7 (bottom). Sometimes, the first column is totally not in order.
Also, I have to refresh my page after the page loads from posting to get the table's sorting links to work. |
StGaensler, anyway I can use this great hack on English 3.5.4? I have tried installing these here but they show multiple errors on Import.
I'm willing to pay. |
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vBulletin 3.5.4 doesn't know the field "executionorder" and spits out an error instead of ignoring it. If you are still willing to pay, please contact me via pm :) Stefan |
Thanks Stefan! Wonderful. I'll pay in smilies :) :) :) :) :)
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how on earth do you override the "stg_table tborder" attribute?
I have tried everything, and all I see in my source code is "table class="stg_table tborder stg_table_test" _test is the one I have created. I've tried to overrun the class strg_table tborder with .stg_table tborder {border: 1px solid #000; padding: 5px;} or .stg_table_test tborder {border: 1px solid #000; padding: 5px;} without any results :( Could you please help me? :) thanks for the great mod! PS: If I uninstall this mod, is there any way to uninstall the language file that was added as well? |
Don't use tborder - its on the same "level" as stg_table and stg_table_test.
These lines should do it (first for all tables, second for your new class): Code:
.stg_table {border: 1px solid #000; padding: 5px;} Stefan |
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