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Textile for tables on responsive sites
Hi,
I use often tables and to get it mobile friendly I use an extra div to fit longer tables to the screen of smaller devices with a css like this: div.tablediv {overflow-x:auto}
and the code goes like this
<div class="tablediv">
|^.
|_<. header|_<>. header|_<>. header|
|-.
|<. text |<>. some text |<>. more text|
...
</div>The question is, if there is a textile inherent way to get the same result? Somehow it is actually more like a workaround.
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Re: Textile for tables on responsive sites
Can you apply the class directly to the table or does it need to be a wrapper? Otherwise:
table(tablediv).
|^.
|_<. header|_<>. header|_<>. header|
|-.
|<. text |<>. some text |<>. more text|
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Re: Textile for tables on responsive sites
It should be a wrapper. So probably, there is no “textile way” to do this.
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Re: Textile for tables on responsive sites
Probably not then. Textile doesn’t support div as a block level shortcut since it’s only five/six characters and not really a content formatting construct, more layout. I know there are some anomalies and blurred edges in Textile, but that’s the core concept behind it.
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Re: Textile for tables on responsive sites
You can use JavaScript to append a container around a table maybe.
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