Hi Elektron42.

Thank you for your purchase.

If I understood you correctly, you'd like this table to look like this table, correct?

If so, I believe it could be done even with the plugin's built in features, although with some modifications. Please see attachment - the rows highlighted in yellow would actually have to be grouped columns, and you'd have to have four columns.

You can hide the header of the table using this CSS:

.wpDataTablesWrapper table.wpDataTable thead tr th {
   display: none !important;
}

If you paste this in Custom CSS field in main settings of wpDataTables it'd affect all tables both in back-end and in front-end, so if you want to apply it only to a specific table, you need to add it between the <style>...</style> tags when you're creating the page, above the shortcode:

<style>
.wpDataTablesWrapper table.wpDataTable thead tr th {
   display: none !important;
}
</style>
[wpdatatable id=1]

As for the image that'd be inside two merged cells - unfortunately we currently do not support merged cells, so you would need to either put it in one cell or outside the table.

I hope this helps.

Best regards.

Here's the attachment, sorry about that.

Best regards.

Hi Elektron42.

I am sorry, but with that many entries, achieving the desired result would take a lot of work.

The only thing you can do to achieve this would be to manually create a 4-column table, and enter the values by hand, but that would also render the grouping option useless, since manual tables are server-side.

Using server side tables, I'm afraid grouping option will simply not be possible, and you have to use server-side since the table is this big.

The only other option would be to create 6 individual tables, that would be named like the grouped rows in the desired table, and then post them on the same page, one after another, with those 4 columns in each table.

Best regards.

Hello again Elektron42.

Using CSS you can accomplish pretty much everything, that is true. However, finding a custom solution for you is not included in the support of the plugin. You can, of course, use whatever CSS you find, but in order to make it work, you have to know what to look for and where to implement that.

We can, certainly, offer our paid customization services to do this for you, if you're interested. From the looks of the Nutrition Facts table, you can compare your table and work around it. Good thing about Codepen is that you can modify both HTML and CSS code, to see what each line of code does.

It would require a significant amount of time to get it to look exactly like you want.

Our customization price is $50 per hour, so if you want this to be implemented by us, please tell us so we can send you a quote for the service.

Best regards.

Hello again Elektron42.

I am sorry to disappoint you, but unfortunately we don't have any German-speaking people in our team, and our developers have been really busy recently, working on priority tasks and fixing bugs and issues with our plugins, so they won't be having the time for custom work in near future.

But we can recommend this service for customization: https://wpkraken.io/?tms-plugins (by this link they would know you come from us) - they do develop such custom solutions, could you please send your inquiry to them?

Best regards.