Table element responisveness
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hey there are no such settings. what would you like?
Probably different widths for columns and different spacing right? -
Ok, but I'm not sure if that would make sense.
Because the amount of columns a table has, they separate the texts in the table into a logical order, grouping them.I think your idea works if we had only two columns and then we would make it so the texts are on top of another instead of next to one another.
But what happens if the table has three columns? If we then put all the text on top of another, the grouping gets lost:
You could, for example, create a custom phone layout at the moment.
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