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Hi,
I have hand coded the fragments to display more text using css. It looks as intended on a big screen, however on small screens the table format scews up and all implodes into one column.
Can I use tables? Any other formatting code?
url is www.katrinnodop.com/info.php
Thanks for suggestions
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You may use tables as described here:
http://ce3wiki.theturninggate.net/doku.php?id=tables
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Thanks Matthew
I have coded my tables as in the link provided.
Just noticed, if I reduce the width of my browser window on the big screen to the size of the iPhone, the table also destroys the layout.
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I noticed you're missing some of the markup like <tbody> and <thead>.
These elements may be needed for correct responsive behavior.
I also noticed a .responsive-table class inside the scaffolding.css file. You could try applying that to the table element:
<table class = "responsive-table">
Rod
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Thanks.
Figured it out now. I have a <br> within my cells for the text which I wanted to be below eachother. That screws up the table when minimized.
I will need to configure the column width, remove the <br> and then it should be looking as intended.
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