Hello again Nick.

Thank you for your purchase, and again sorry for the late response.

1. If I understood you correctly - you want to add multiple tables on a page, and then target each of them individually using custom CSS, correct? If this is true, then it can be done. Each table added to a page gets an odd number assigned to it, so if you have 4 tables on a page, they will be identified like this:

table_1_wrapper

table_3_wrapper

table_5_wrapper

table_7_wrapper

So, if you'd like to hide only the headers of the first table on that page, for example, the code needs to be:

<style>
.wpdt-c #table_1_wrapper thead {
display: none !important;
}
</style>

And so on.

2. Please take a look at Users see and edit only own data. I believe it deals with this closely, although I believe that's not what you're looking for. Each user receives a unique ID, and you can see in the link I provided how to create a table where you can use "userid" column to add those IDs to the table. Then, my advice would be to create a separate table for each user and use that table as a foreign key in the first one.

In that way, the table will assign the unique ID number to a username.

Please let me know if there's anything else I can help you with.

Best regards.

Hey Nick.

If you create a table, like described in the documentation, and create that userid column - it will add the user ID of the user that is adding a new row.

For instance - you have a table where you enabled "Users see and edit only own data", and I'm one of your users. I can only see my own entries, and when I add a new row, the userid column will populate that new cell under that column with my auto-assigned ID. No need for me to type that in.

Best regards.