Hi,
The plugin has some basic styling which indeed works pretty good on desktop (in the basic themes). If you need the plugin to perform on mobile you will have to do some CSS that works well with your theme.
The biggest challenge is the match and prediction table, because these contain a lot of data per row. You can leave some info out (e.g. the team flags) to create room for the other info.
Or you can choose to overwrite the templates in PHP if you need a completely different HTML layout. There is an example for how to change the template in the first post on the forum. For the latter you need PHP knowledge to understand how the WordPress filters work.
P.s. to answer your question “Why is the plugin not mobile friendly?”.
There is 1 main reason. There are thousands of themes out there that all behave differently. It is impossible for me to support all of them or predict how they work in combination with my plugin, that’s why I choose not to put a lot of effort in the styling of the plugin.
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This reply was modified 7 years ago by AntoineH.