They aren't wrapped for a reason, because on mobile, if they are too large, you'll get stuck if you scroll over one of them and release your touch.
They aren't wrapped for a reason, because on mobile, if they are too large, you'll get stuck if you scroll over one of them and release your touch.
Really? That's a pity.
Maybe there should be a scrollable margin on the right side (if it works).
I asked about it because a table with too much width (overflow-x) flows outside of its parent element, which looks ugly.
Really? That's a pity.
Maybe there should be a scrollable margin on the right side (if it works).
I asked about it because a table with too much width (overflow-x) flows outside of its parent element, which looks ugly.
You can use CSS to limit the width of its columns within <td> max-width
You can use CSS to limit the width of its columns within <td> max-width
Here's the code:
table td, table th {
max-width:20em;
}
Here's the code:
`table td, table th {
max-width:20em;
}`
I have already figured it out, but thanks nevertheless.
I also saved some space by reducing the paddings.
I have already figured it out, but thanks nevertheless.
I also saved some space by reducing the paddings.
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