Tagged: data tables, landscape, mobile responsive, portrait, responsive mode, responsive table, supsystic, table header
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hetman.sumy.
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- July 10, 2018 at 00:59 #18502
AnonymousInactiveI am using the Data table. Using first row header and footer with horizontal scroll. Six columns. Working well overall. Notice the header does not adjust when I change iphone orientation — must reload page manually. Will be confusing for users as they will likely land on page in portrait and immediately change to landscape for wider view. Appreciate advice. Thanks!
July 10, 2018 at 10:31 #18505
Alex_supportMemberHello, @slcetc
Please give us a link to a page on your website, where we can see and test that issue with responsive mode of data table.
This helps us to provide you possible solution faster.July 10, 2018 at 19:18 #18540
AnonymousInactivehttps://www.forgrowingbaby.com/car-seat-comparison/
its really both ways. table header and rows are not responding to iphone 6+ changing orientation. looks good in portrait after initial load. rotate to landscape, header doesnt change but rows expand. reload page, all good. now turn back to portrait, not responsive, header and rows still adjusted for landscape.
I dont recall this behavior from the beginning of use. I use Elementor but havent upgraded to current troublesome release. Updated to latest WP last week. I also added amazon banner ads to two other pages, not this one. Just fyi. Also Im using /span in one of the cells in each row to create stars.
thanks!
July 11, 2018 at 17:03 #18547
Alex_supportMemberHello, @slcetc.
We tried to reproduce your problems on our testing servers and didn’t have any luck. So most likely there is a conflict with your other plugin or your theme. We hope you understand that we can’t test our products with all other plugins and themes that are available on the market, and we can’t control the other developers. Therefore bad code of other plugins or templates can provoke a lot of problems.
Please try to deactivate all your plugins one by one and check the issue. Thus you will find out which plugin causes the error. If it won’t help, try to switch temporarily to a standard WordPress theme.
More useful information you can find here: https://supsystic.com/tips-for-solving-issues-faster/Afterwards let us know about the result. This will help our developers to solve your problem faster.
July 11, 2018 at 20:52 #18550
AnonymousInactiveI am truly disappointed you gave up so quickly. Did you go to my site on an iphone and see the results that I described? That has nothing to do with your testing servers. I use the Astra theme with the Elementor Pro page builder, along with a google header code inserter and a thumbnail editor, on the latest version of WordPress. I disabled the two minor plugins with no improvement. There is no point in disabling Elementor as it is the foundation of my site. As I mentioned, I dont recall this non-adjusting behavior until after recent WordPress upgrade.
I chose Supsystic over other table plugins because I felt it provided the best functionality and had the best team behind it.
I hope you will reconsider your “We hope you understand…” position, and take a deeper look. Perhaps others are having this issue too.
Thank you.
SteveJuly 13, 2018 at 00:46 #18568
AnonymousInactiveI have not given up in my effort to determine the underlying cause of the mobile responsiveness issue of the Supsystic data table on my Astra/Elementor site. I did notice today that once the iphone 6+ is rotated from one orientation to the other, a touch to the table header will initiate the header and row adjustment to that orientation. Thank you.
July 13, 2018 at 02:40 #18569
AnonymousInactiveIt appears that I have accidentally solved the issue by checking the Auto Table Width box on the Appearance tab. The box had been unchecked even though I was not using any of the options/settings available when unchecked. I will continue to monitor. Could you please evaluate what I did for reasonability. Does this make sense? Thank you.
July 13, 2018 at 13:40 #18574
Alex_supportMemberHello, Steve.
Sure we can try to figure out the reason of that issue.
I contacted our developer about it – he need to view your issue, because we can’t reproduce it – table on testing server recalculate it’s width properly after screen position changes, even with unchecked “Auto Table Width” option.
So, can you clone your current table with fixed response mode, uncheck it’s automatic width and place it on some private page for further investigation? Then our developer will try find out what is wrong with it.July 13, 2018 at 21:34 #18593
AnonymousInactiveThe table on a test site with same format and data from live site. URL is test.yunodo.com/supsystic .
Please clarify “fixed response mode”. On Features Tab I see a Responsive Mode, but only options are Standard Responsive Mode, Automatic Column Hiding, Horizontal Scroll, and Disable Responsivity. I am using Horizontal Scroll.
Thank you.
July 17, 2018 at 14:33 #18724
hetman.sumyMemberHello, Steve.
Thank you for provided link to a table. Please, contact us via internal support for further investigation of that issue.
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