Hi, Warzone_Loadout

Sorry for the delayed response.

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I will have to check with our 2nd level Team to see about this, to be honest, i am not sure where all the JS files are exactly, i don't want to miss any detail.

As soon as they respond i will come back straight away. Thank you for your patience.

Hi, Warzone_Loadout

I am terribly sorry for all the waiting time, i keep checking it, but still did not get final confirmation for all the JS files that you need for the exclusion on the WP Rocket plugin.

I will keep intensively checking to get that information for you as quick as possible.

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Regarding this custom CSS, that is quite odd that it is "refusing" to get deleted like that.  

Could we take a remote look at your WP-Admin, please?

Please provide me a temporary WP-admin (administrator) user for your website where this happens, so we could log in and take a look ‘from the inside’ as that’s the most efficient way to see and resolve the issue. 

We do not interfere with any data or anything else except for the plugin (in case that’s a production version of the site), and of course, we do not provide login data to third parties. 

You can write credentials here just check to mark response as Private so that nobody can see them except us.

Hi, Warzone_Loadout

My sincerest apologies for all the time that passed during all the checking for this.

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There is around 240 JS files ( including the min.js files).   In total there are 44 min.js files ,

but you can disable them through settings/Custom JS and CSS tab

All of the files are in this path :

../wp-content/plugins/wpdatatables/assets/js/

Except for the ones who are linked to integrations ( there are 11 of these);

integrations/page_builders/divi-wpdt/includes/fields/input
lib/phpoffice/phpspreadsheet/samples/bootstrap/js
integrations/page_builders/divi-wpdt/includes/modules/wpDataChart
integrations/page_builders/divi-wpdt/includes/modules/wpDataTable
integrations/page_builders/divi-wpdt/includes/modules
integrations/page_builders/divi-wpdt/includes/fields
integrations/page_builders/divi-wpdt/scripts
integrations/page_builders/gutenberg/js

The CSS is set as !important in  .css file of the skin you are using at :

wp-content/plugins/wpdatatables/assets/css/wdt-skins

You can edit that CSS file, and remove the !important here,  but you will have to repeat that for every update;

because during updates it will be back to default value.

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Let me know if this makes sense, and if you have any questions. Thank you

Hi, Warzone_Loadout

Firstly apologies for the delay

I have escalated this with our 2nd level Team.  Despite best efforts i am still unable to exactly isolate the root of the issue.

I reinstalled your plugin and cleared cache.  The custom CSS is coming back into the settings still;

and by using the Plugin Editor i opened the CSS for the Light skin of wpDataTables, but i can't locate the CSS we need.

Just to check to be sure, you are using the Light skin for all your tables?

I am still working on it, and we will keep you advised on the progress.

Thank you for your patience.

Hi, Warzone_Loadout

My senior colleague solved this issue.

It was because you have marked to use separate DB connection;

Then the changes were not saved;  He disabled the separate DB connection for a moment, then the changes are properly saved.

Now the custom CSS is removed.

Just to know for the future, that is how you can double-check if it is properly saved;  if not, please check if you have enabled to use separate DB connection;  if that is the case, disable it for a moment, in order to save changes here.

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Of course, please double-check if you need to re-enable any setting, such as using separate Database connection.

And let me know if everything is OK now ?  Thank you