Hi, I am fairly new here and was wondering what is the best way to build football league tables with RapidWeaver as I manage a football website which was built with a different software but would like to start using RapidWeaver from now on, I have asked this question a while ago but not really got any answers, any help appreciated.
Hi, don’t know if anyone can help, I have purchased Power Grid stack to build football league tables, I have a question when I built the header I set it to 7 rows enter my text into the rows but when I view them they are not spaced out across the header and I’m not sure how to get them to spread out or can I set each one with individual spaces, see attached screenshot.
Hi Joe, I have sorted the Header issues, but when I then add columns & rows to contain Teams, Results etc they do not spread out evenly under the relevant header tag, the other thing is if you set up as 7 plus rows you cannot edit the latter rows as it won’t scroll along to get access to the remainder columns, I have seen someone has raised the same question before but no one answered, not sure where I seen it, it just doesn’t scroll along, with reference to a URL I am fairly new to this software and obviously the site isn’t live yet so how can I send you a URL to show you the issues?.
This is my website that I built with another program but they have stopped supporting it now so I was trying to build the same site in RapidWeaver. http://thesixes.co.uk/thursdaynextfixture.html
I think what @joeworkman was asking for is a URL for the Rapidweaver built page.
Even if it’s the sites not ready for production, it’s difficult to get help without a URL to at least a test page with the problems that you’re having.
Hi, As I have said I am fairly new to RapidWeaver so forgive me if it seems as though I am asking silly questions, but how do I get the URL from my half finished page?
Good looking page! At the bottom of the Power Grid stack, you will see there is a checkbox to show Sizing Tips. It will give you small CSS snippets that you can place into the CSS inspector to size your columns.
I did notice that the first row that you have is not set to be a Header row. Enable the Use Header Row in the PG stack and in the PG Row stack that you add to that area.
Hi Joe,
Thanks for your help I have now got the hang of it and have managed to produce my tables thanks to everyone’s support, I have built my fixture tables using CSS to space them, how do I now space out the league table via CSS as they have more columns and rows of different sizes to the fixtures table, as when I change them it changes all of them, how do I separate the width’s & length’s of the 2 different tables?