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- March 24, 2018 at 05:38 #16830
tocarlosaguilarParticipantI have a TABLE with auto-import data from Google Sheets here (I know, it looks awesome)
https://zeekgps.com/lp/testing/
The part I can’t figure out is how to hide column B (or any other column) when importing the data automatically from Google Sheet.
I tried the eye icon, but I think it does not work on auto import.
Please help =)
May 18, 2018 at 12:20 #17662
Alex_supportMemberHello, @tocarlosaguilar
Unfortunately you can’t hide columns or rows in table with auto-imported data using table editor. We can’t implement formats to cells in such table, because it can conflict with Google Sheets.
But I have a tip for you – if you don’t want to show some columns or rows for your users on frontend, you can use CSS editor in table.
You should identify required column/row and implement to it “display:none” property.For example:
#supsystic-table-169 td:nth-child(4) { display: none; } #supsystic-table-169 tr:nth-child(4) { display: none; }
where
supsystic-table-169
– 169 is your table id,td:nth-child(4)
– 4th column of the table,tr:nth-child(4)
– 4th row of the table.
For first column use –td:first-child
For first row use –tr:first-child
For last column use –td:last-child
For last row use –tr:last-child
Don’t forget to save changes.
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