Or like this it worked fine for me: @media (max-width: 767px) { table { overflow-x: auto; display: block; } th, td { min-width: 100px; font-size: 12px; /* Adjust the font size as needed */ } }
So the way to make a Gutenberg page responsive is to know how to edit HTML and CSS... that's why Gutenberg is not there yet. Elementor is WAAAAAAAAY easier than Gutenberg.
I'm using the Genesis framework with the Genesis One-Pager child. Building a table by hand-code and following your video. When I get to put the data headings in in html, Gutenberg spits its dummy out and wants to 'attempt a block recovery'. Shame because it was looking good until then.
Really helpful. My theme had the option for a table that converts the row into a column but it was not a good option for a comparison post where you want readers to see each row side-by-side with a column. Thanks
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Jack before hitting publishing if i see preview option of using mobile or simple click inspect and click mobile. Responsiveness is different. And when i publish and hit mobile via customize option (theme) mobile preview or "inspect "of publishing content page then click mobile In both case responsiveness is showing different. In first case mobile responsiveness is showing poor. After publishing mobile responsiveness is showing correct. What should i choose to check?
Always refer to the live site (or the preview page), and resize your browser to the smallest width (this represents the mobile view). Never trust the view from the WordPress editor.
What if I want to have the table scroll horizontal on mobile? It only works if I mess with the html code but if I do that then it breaks the table block to a html block