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Hi,
That works fine now. The awkward thing is, that the elements of the columns need different percentages to get them at the same width.

http://quattrocycle-experience.nl/nieuw/prijzen/?preview=true&preview_id=6461&preview_nonce=f48209ea4d

Now that the second and the 3 column are smaller, they aren’t connected to each other anymore. Is there a way to solve that as well??

thanks, Sjoukje

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Hi,

Thanks, that works good. And how can I manage the width of the second and third columns? I thought Like this:

}
.pricing-table-column:second-child .pricing-table-label-row, .labelled-pricing-table .pricing-table-column:second-child .pricing-table-row {
width: 50%;
}

But unfortunately it isn’t working

Sjoukje

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Hi Kyle,

Thanks for the tip. Could you give a hint how to use the :nth-child() for the text-alignment of the first column of this page: http://quattrocycle-experience.nl/nieuw/huurprijzen/

In the style.css I see that this code is controlling the text alignment for the columns:

}
.labelled-pricing-table .pricing-table-label-row, .labelled-pricing-table .pricing-table-row {
text-align: center;
padding: 20px;
}

But I don’t know if I have to put the :nth-child() code here.

Regards, Sjoukje

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