Hello Autostopowicz.

The best way to go about this would probably be Conditional Formatting. There, you can set a rule to look for an entry within a cell, and then apply certain class to it:

If the class is "test1", the custom CSS for changing the text color would be:

table.wpDataTable .test1 {
color: green !important;
}

I hope this helps.

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Hi again Autostopowicz.

It should. Can you show me which function you used, and how, so I can try it locally?

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Hi again Autostopowicz.

Well, I tried a simple trick, but failed. I wanted to implement the same script you're using for the logo and the image on the bottom of the page:

<script>
(function(jQuery){
    jQuery(" img").mouseover(function() {
       jQuery( '.asd .avia-gallery-thumb a.first_thumb[data-onclick="1"]' ).trigger('click'); 
    });
})(jQuery);
</script>

I applied "asd" custom CSS class to the column, and added the script in the main settings page under "Custom JSS", but it didn't do anything. Maybe the "target="_blank"" is causing it not to work, or simply the plugin doesn't work with the script. I didn't want to change the content of your table, but if you can have the first image display just as <img src="link-to-the-image" width="178" height="100">, so without <a href, class, etc. maybe it'll work. Can't guarantee, though, but it's worth a shot.

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Hey Autostopowicz.

Sorry about that. I'd love to see it in action, so if you get it working, please just let me know, it may be helpful for other customers as well.

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Hello again Autostopowicz.

I don't know if it earns you a free license, though

Like you said - you developed a custom solution, which we don't provide support for, but are eager to help anyway, so even though all credits for this are yours, I cannot say whether or not our sales team would see this as a "free license" solution. I can ask, of course

Best regards.