Greetings:

First I’d like to thank you for building such a comprehensive plugin. I’ve been working with it for over a year now, by way of my web design position at a small boutique firm.

I’m looking to purchase the plugin for my personal website. Before I purchase I would like to as a question;

I will be using the popular plugin, ACF, http://www.advancedcustomfields.com to display some post/dynamic data.

My goal is to create a a few custom fields for a client to enter in their values. One of the fields I’d like to give the client access is the price field.

There will be 2 pricing columns that I want to create custom fields for the price rows to link to the values the client enters via the custom fields i created via AFC plugin. And the table will display those values the client entered.

Please advise..

Hi, I am using your plugin as I purchased the theme Florida which includes this plugin (which is why I don’t have the purchase badge) I’m not sure whether I’m supposed to contact you or the Florida theme developers?

A webpage on my site that is using your table plugin is displaying some code above the table and I’m not sure why. I’ve checked the backend of the page and the code doesn’t appear there. On Google Chrome on my laptop the webpage appears fine, but on my colleague’s Google Chrome he can see the error. So I checked on other browsers on my laptop and I too can see the code. This is the webpage: http://www.urban-attic.co.uk/web-hosting/

And this is the code that is appearing below the text and above the table: div.p_table_2#Cloud_Web_Hosting_Pricing_Table h2{font-family: “PT Sans Narrow” !important;font-size: 24px !important;}div.p_table_2#Cloud_Web_Hosting_Pricing_Table h1{font-family: “PT Sans Narrow” !important;font-size: 44px !important;}div.p_table_2#Cloud_Web_Hosting_Pricing_Table a.button_1, div.p_table_2#Cloud_Web_Hosting_Pricing_Table a.button_2, div.p_table_2#Cloud_Web_Hosting_Pricing_Table a.button_3, div.p_table_2#Cloud_Web_Hosting_Pricing_Table a.button_4, div.p_table_2#Cloud_Web_Hosting_Pricing_Table .css3_grid_hidden_rows_control span{font-family: “PT Sans Narrow” !important;}

Is there a limit to the number of rows this plugin can handle in the table? I need a table with 120 rows and I can only get it to accept 55 rows max….

Hello how are you?

I am interested in your plugin but before buying me know if it is compatible with Wordpress theme AVADA. Use shortcode?

Thank you, I await your response

regards

Does this support multiple currencies?

Hi. I like the plugin, but I am experiencing the same problems now again and again and I wonder if there are any restrictions on the amount of rows that you can include in your table. I am working on a local dev and when I have added around 30 rows it crashes my local server… though it is a simple table. I then have to delete some of the shortcodes like yes-sign or no-sign and then it works again… Any ideas why that is?

Hi On mobile or tablets the grids retain the original labels next to or on top of my own labels. For instances, bandwidth per month, amount of space, no of email – they’re all present in the responsive layout but not my laptop/desktop.

- I buy this item for error i activate the serial on another product please reset this. - Second i uses the open sans typografy on the google font options and save but the typografy of the tables not change the typo

Hi its possible to change the typography and insert links on the rows?

Hey,

not sure if this question has been.

Is it possible to set the price boxes below each other on the mobile version?

Best, Andreas

Just downloaded your plugin. Seems very nice, but when I try to create a form with 43 rows and 5 columns it doesn’t save, it doesn’t give me a shortcode and it delete all the information I inserted before.

Why?

Hi, Is that a lang folder to translate this plugin in french ?

Hi, I installed the plugin, but shortcode is not visible on top of the page after the operation is saved.

Please advise

Hi,

I am not happy with this plugin at all, it is not responsive on iPad or iPhone.

Please advise?

I have a client who wants to setup their pricing table to have a toggle switch for “monthly” versus “annually”

How can I do this with your plugin?

Hi,

Quick Pre-sale question, would this plugin allow me to replicate a table similar in style to this?

I’m basically setting up an online printshop and need a similar quantity pricing table that you can scroll and add to basket!

Thanks,

Warren

Hey, just a quick presale question: What if I have really long description in my features? I need to show the feature description, but also have corresponding packages match on the right. Do tooltips work for feature description also?

Hello,

Is it integrated with paypal or others gateways ?

All the best

this plugin mislead with the available styles, the styles on their demo are not the same as the styles available on the plugin and on top of that there is not documentation about how to replicate the styles on the demo/ lthe example shows style1 to style 18(plus other styles with different names), but the plugin came only with style 1 to style 4!, and I purchased the plugin because I was expecting to use style 5, Each sample should show explain how to get the same result with the plugin

Hi, I was under the impression the colors can be customized via settings and not only via custom CSS. Or am I missing something?

Majority of the buyers would be perfectly happy with the built in styles though I need a bit more control.

If you accept constructive criticism I’m satisfied, these are just tips on how to improve.

• Make a way to hide or minimize certain settings so the admin layout could get cleaner. See WordPress’ “screen” button in the top right corner of the editor. One could use that to potentially hide things that are not used often, like “tooltip”. Or just disable everything but the data fields to get a clean look during filling up thing with the data.
• Highlight the caption column in the admin.
• Probably drag n drop to re-order rows and columns.
• Also, it’s hard to delete a row or column, have to move it to the end then decrease the count.
• The special treatment of “built-in” rows could be disabled (e.g. last row is automatically styled a bit differently for button, and first and second row get different CSS treatment too. Some people would use the plugin as a simpler table, not necessarily needing all specially styled rows. E.g. I have no buttons at the bottom and no price row in some of the grids.
• Could also imagine a global default row height for the responsive breakpoints (e.g. change height of all rows, not individually).
• Indicate that the ID is also used for HTML/CSS ID attribute. Almost caused a conflict with other elements on the page.
• The built-in styles are great as optimized for the X demo columns, but some may have more columns than that. Then the color starts over from the first. Could imagine a start-color and an end-color and it would automatically generate shades for the inbetween columns, or similar.

The preset settings save/delete/overwrite/import/export is pretty good and useful! I managed to achieve what I wanted so thank you!

I got a warning: Warning: file_get_contents(): Filename cannot be empty in C:\xampp\htdocs\wordpress\wp-content\plugins\css3_web_pricing_tables_grids\css3_web_pricing_tables_grids.php on line 394

Probably the “Enter” default form action is the settings import/export? Anyway, if someone hits enter by accident in a field, this happens.