Hello again Nelson.

To add images like this, the column needs to be set as "String", and then you can insert content like this:

<img src="https://www.freeiconspng.com/uploads/bitcoin-coin-currency-digital-currency-digital-walet-money-icon-30.png" height="40"> Bitcoin

And for Stellar:

<img src="http://icons.iconarchive.com/icons/cjdowner/cryptocurrency/256/Stellar-icon.png" height="40"> Stellar

Now, I just used some images I found on Google, but you get the concept - <img src="URL_Link_to_image" height="user_defined"> Custom text</img>

The output looks like this:

I hope this helps.

Best regards.

Hi again Nelson.

Yeah, you just have to make sure the content of cells in Google Spreadsheet is in the same format like I entered in the previous reply. Then, in wpDataTables - if that column is set to "String", it should work just fine.

There are no issues when you add content to existing columns, but please bear this in mind:

Once you create a table from a Google Spreadsheet, changes in the core file from which a table is created, like:

• Changing the column’s name,
• Changing the column’s order,
• Deleting the column, and
• Adding a new column.

are highly not recommended, because the old table will not work, at the moment. If you make any of these changes, please recreate the table again.

Best regards.

Sure thing, Nelson.

I'll wait for your reply.

Best regards.

Hi again Nelson.

When you use the first option to create the table (Create a table linked to an existing data source), you can't edit those tables because they are linked to an existing file, so wpDataTables are being used to only view the content.

If you want to be able to modify those entries, you have to import the Google Spreadsheet (third option when you create a table), but then those changes won't be displayed in the Google Spreadsheet.

Best regards.