Jipsa de Groot

Thanks, it seems like I was using the old template name in my shortcode instead of the new one. After changing that, it works in my original setup. Thanks for trying to help.

Okay, thank you!

Thanks, I had tried that already, but it did not work. I’ve changed the shortcode to this now to give you an example:
[wpdm_all_packages items_per_page="10" jstable=1 order_by="publish_date" order="DESC" thumb=1 cols="title,file_count,download_count|sectors|categories|publish_date|author_name|download_link" colheads="Title::200px|Sectors::120px|Categories::120px|Publish Date::120px|Author::120px|Download"]

The ‘::120px’ sets ‘max-width: 120px’, but this seems to be overridden by ‘width: 150px’, which is set inline by your plugin.
The ‘title’ field is even more weird, as your plugin sets a width of 367px inline, the shortcode adds a max-width of 200px, but the actual width shown is 259px.

Thank you for checking. The table is now wider than its container div, which makes the download buttons partially hidden, as they are continuing outside of the container.

Great, that works, thanks!

Thanks for your reply.
With single equal operator it always evaluates to false.
You are asking if I’m also checking the type? Is there another way to do that?

Okay, it works when using two parent categories and separating their children into two separate parameters.