Hi, Erez

Sorry for a late reply

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I can't see any tables on the related page

Could you please double-check if the URL is correct, and if the page needs a logged user to view the tables?

Thank you

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Hi, Erez

Thanks for that.

To be honest, i was trying to find a correct working CSS to manipulate the column width like that,

and so far i am unable to find it.

We will ask our 2nd Level Team  for advise, if they know of a proper CSS selector to manipulate the width of the columns that way;

but what you can also do is,  you can simply grab the edge between two columns, and click + drag to change the width of the columns directly like that :

Let me know if that might work as a solution for now,

and I'll get back once i confirm if we can provide a working CSS selector as well.

Thank you

Hi, Erez 

You're welcome, i am happy to help.

Yes, i can see what you mean.  For manipulating the 1st column width on multiple tables, it would be best if we could add some CSS,  that would accomplish that,

or at least any kind of alternative way to be accurate when resizing the Simple table columns.

I will ask our 2nd level Team if we have any better solutions to accomplish that.

We will report back as soon as they advise. Thank you for your patience.

Hi, Erez  

We got advised on this.

You can add a CSS class directly in a cell of a table,  and then you can edit, for example, for cell number 1 :

<div class="abc">Some text 123</div>

Then on the front end we would add this custom CSS:

td .abc {
   width: 350px;
}

and this will change the column width on the front-end.

It is a similar method to do any CSS rules that you wish to apply.

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If you wish to add the same CSS to all tables, you can add this to main plugin settings/Custom JS and CSS/Custom CSS.

Let me know if that helped. Thank you