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Most Tablentor issues stem from plugin conflicts, caching, or JavaScript errors. Work through the relevant section below before reaching out for support.
Enable WordPress debug mode by adding define('WP_DEBUG', true); define('WP_DEBUG_LOG', true); to wp-config.php to capture PHP errors from the plugin.

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Common issues

Check that your WordPress theme supports responsive design. Look for CSS conflicts between your theme’s table styles and Tablentor’s classes. If the table is overflowing, try adding overflow-x: auto to the widget’s parent container via Advanced → Custom CSS in Elementor.
.elementor-widget-basic-table {
  overflow-x: auto;
}
  • Verify the CSV file URL is publicly accessible (not behind authentication or firewall rules)
  • Check that the file has a .csv extension — the plugin validates this before fetching
  • Confirm your server allows file_get_contents() for external URLs (some hosts restrict this)
  • As an alternative, paste the CSV content directly into the CSV Data textarea instead of using a file URL
  • Confirm JavaScript is enabled in the browser
  • Open the browser console (F12) and check for JavaScript errors
  • Check for conflicts with other plugins that override or defer jQuery loading
  • Ensure the widget has a unique ID — avoid duplicating widgets by copy-pasting outside Elementor
  • Make sure Enable Data Table is toggled on in the Content tab
  • First Row/Line as Header must also be enabled — DataTables requires a <thead> to initialise
  • Check the browser console for JavaScript errors
  • View the page source and confirm data-table.min.js is present — if not, check for script enqueue conflicts with your theme or other plugins
  1. Clear the Elementor cache: Elementor → Tools → Regenerate Files & Data
  2. Clear any site/page caching plugin cache
  3. Check for CSS specificity conflicts — Tablentor scopes all selectors to {{WRAPPER}}, but theme stylesheets can still override widget styles
  4. If a specific style won’t apply, add it via Advanced → Custom CSS on the widget with !important
  • Confirm PHP 7.4 or higher is running on your server
  • Ensure Elementor is installed and active before activating Tablentor
  • Review your WordPress error log at wp-content/debug.log (requires WP_DEBUG_LOG to be enabled)
Basic Table: ensure at least one column is configured and that rows have been added via the repeater inside each Column section.CSV Table: ensure the CSV Data textarea contains valid CSV text. The plugin skips blank lines automatically, so an all-whitespace textarea results in no output.

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Getting more help

When reporting an issue, include your WordPress version, PHP version, Elementor version, and Tablentor version, along with steps to reproduce the problem.