Premium styling allows plugin users to use pre-defined color schemas in combination with adjustable style settings. This feature is directly available from Data Tables within the publication styling section and does not require any technical skills.
I would like to make a button for execution of sql ,,, for example. Button named “ drama “. Then after click button then , query the table which contain drama in specific column ..
Hi ,
We already test search pane ,,but , to our application it is complicate . so we would like to change button … please give more advice After check our site … https://www.3gg.kr/movie/
Custom styling is currently not supported on dashboards. Sorry! All dashboard widgets are styled using jQuery UI smotthness to maintain a consistent layout. There are plans to brings dashboards to front-end pages. That’s when we’ll add custom styling to dashboard widgets as well.
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I would like to make a button for execution of sql ,,, for example. Button named “ drama “. Then after click button then , query the table which contain drama in specific column ..
Hi Ken Kim,
You can add your own buttons using the Code Manager, but I would recommend to use search panes for your use case. Please check out this page:
https://wpdataaccess.com/docs/data-tables-interactive-filters/search-panes/
Thanks,
Peter
Hi ,
We already test search pane ,,but , to our application it is complicate . so we would like to change button … please give more advice After check our site … https://www.3gg.kr/movie/
Where is code manager ,,, we don know about it ..
Ken
Hi Ken,
You can download the Code Manager here: https://wordpress.org/plugins/code-manager/
Please use the code example I mentioned before to access your database tables.
Hope this helps,
Peter
When I style a table and then add that table as a widget to a dashboard, I loose the styling, specifically the color of the rows.
Custom styling is currently not supported on dashboards. Sorry! All dashboard widgets are styled using jQuery UI smotthness to maintain a consistent layout. There are plans to brings dashboards to front-end pages. That’s when we’ll add custom styling to dashboard widgets as well.