Breakpoints hard-wired to 834 px?

  • Whatever I set in the table’s settings page for the breakpoints, it will be ignored and tables will break at 834 px. Is there anything I can do to have this moved down to, say, about 465?
    THX!
    –Stephan
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  • Thread Starter stephanmoenninghoff

    (@stephanmoenninghoff)

    AH, it’s actually the enclosing div, not the total canvas. Fair enough. Solved. Thanks!

    Thread Starter stephanmoenninghoff

    (@stephanmoenninghoff)

    OK, after hours of trying I still cannot get this to work properly. What’s the problem? The tables break and I can view my tables beautifully on mobile devices and on desktop. However, there is an undefined state between 577 and 563 px (break point for tables is 450 px) where the tables break but the styling is still on the non-mobile side. I think the tables need to be able to respond to the entire viewport, not their own width, to make this work. Make sense?

    Plugin Author MyThirdEye

    (@mythirdeye)

    Hey Stephan,

    Do you mind creating a bug ticket in GitHub? I will take a look more closely.

    But to answer your question, the reason it responds to its container width and not entire viewport is because some theme containers are small and this effects the table negatively as it wont have enough room to display all the columns properly. You can have a 2000 px viewport but if your container is a side column then your table is going to look terrible.

    However, i could possibly setup an option to use one or the other that may help you out.

    JT

    Thread Starter stephanmoenninghoff

    (@stephanmoenninghoff)

    Done. https://github.com/JohnTendik/jtrt-tables/issues/89
    Thanks much!
    –Stephan

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