I have been searching for a js solution but I haven’t been able to find anything yet.

I find readability to be an issue with many sites these days. When I am developing I purposely use one really great, new monitor and one older one. That way I can judge colors and readability across different platforms.

Oh, I will also need to add ‘Stallion’ and ‘Gelding’

Now I am lost as to what to do with that bit of code

OK, so I’m having a bit of trouble returning the field values on the front end. Here is the result of my code for the backend:

I used a bit of css to hide the unnecessary fields for this bit of code (to save space here I only pasted the code for the first row):

piklist(‘field’, array(
‘type’ => ‘group’
,’field’ => ‘mhs_pedigree’
,’position’ => ‘start’
,’template’ => ‘no_label’ // custom template to not add label wrap
,’fields’ => array(
//row 1
array(
‘type’ => ‘text’
,’field’ => ‘spacer1′
,’label’ => __(‘.’)
,’columns’ => 4
,’position’ => ‘start’
,’attributes’ => array(
‘class’ => ‘mhs_spacer’
)
)
,array(
‘type’ => ‘text’
,’field’ => ‘spacer2′
,’label’ => __(‘.’)
,’columns’ => 4
,’attributes’ => array(
‘class’ => ‘mhs_spacer’
)
)
,array(
‘type’ => ‘text’
,’field’ => ‘mhs_c3-1′
,’label’ => __(‘C3-1′)
,’value’ => ‘C3-1′
,’columns’ => 4
,’position’ => ‘end’
)
)
));

and so on …..

I am unable to put the individual values in my post template using this code:

<?php echo get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘mhs_pedigree[mhs_c1-1]’, true);?>

What am I doing wrong? Each mhs_c?-? field will be placed in respective table cells on the front end.

Is there a way that I can use a table to lay this out in the admin area?

Ok, so I thought I would have a try again before I put in your code Steve. I was still getting the error on the demo post that I created. Then I created another post and all was ok. Now everything seems to work fine. Maybe some type of initialization error?