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A New Take On Responsive Tables

• chris_wot 14y ago
  This is awesome! I love it! I know it's designed for mobiles, but it works well if you move your browser to a very small size. The only issue I'm having is that the scrollbars aren't quite working - see here: http://twitpic.com/9mbcwh http://twitpic.com/9mbcwh
• ianpri 14y ago
  "Second, this doesn't work in Android 2.3 and below as it doesn't support scrollable DIVs." Although lack of scrollable div support is out of their control,being able to only support 10% of current android devices (http://developer.android.com/resources/dashboard/platform-versions.html http://developer.android.com/resources/dashboard/platform-ve...) seems like a major showstopper rather than a "caveat".
• navs 14y ago
  Very cool. Chris Coyier did a roundup of responsive tables http://css-tricks.com/responsive-data-table-roundup/ http://css-tricks.com/responsive-data-table-roundup/ I recently had to work on a responsive version of a site heavily dependent on tables and settled on the first demo mentioned in the article.
• woodall 14y ago
  I've been using Foundation and really like it. This is just one more reason to stick with it.
• imkevinxu 14y ago
  Would be great if the scrolling part of table can also indicate that it can scroll. The first example, if seen on an iPhone, lines up perfectly so I wouldn't have known there is more to see.
• mgcross 14y ago
  Google docs (drive?) spreadsheets also have this capability, right? On desktop at least. Makes work on an 11" screen much nicer. I've used Foundation for a couple of projects and I'm really starting to appreciate how lean it is in comparison to Bootstrap.