Elvin D

A simple and lightweight WordPress plugin that transforms your normal HTML table into mobile responsive table. It’s a must have Responsive Web Design (RWD) tool for developing your website. Page tables may overlap in small screens or when dragging your browser to minimizing it for mobile screens simulation especially when the table contains large contents such as texts and images. So this is your solution!
Magic Liquidizer Responsive Table plugin – is just one of many features of <a href="http://www.innovedesigns.com/wordpress/plugin/magic-liquidizer-instant-responsive-web-design-plugin-for-wordpress/" rel="nofollow ugc">Magic Liquidizer</a> for a complete Responsive Web Design solution such as images, texts, forms, tables, navigation menu, and other HTML elements.
The demonstration link below is where Magic Liquidizer plugin used, minus anything else, just observe the Responsive Table function. See it in action by following this <a href="http://www.innovedesigns.com/wordpress/magic-liquidizer-responsive-table-rwd-you-must-have-wp-plugin/" rel="nofollow ugc">DEMO</a>.
If you like this plugin, good ratings is much appreciated.
For more information kindly check <a href="http://www.innovedesigns.com/wordpress/magic-liquidizer-responsive-table-rwd-you-must-have-wp-plugin/" rel="nofollow ugc">InnoveDesigns.com Responsive Table article.</a> and leave a message via our contact form for further concerns. Also you can join the project on GitHub <a href="https://github.com/esstat17/Magic-Liquidizer-Responsive-Table" title="Magic-Liquidizer Responsive Table Project" rel="nofollow ugc">Magic-Liquidizer-Responsive-Table Project</a>.

Magic Liquidizer Responsive Table

A simple and lightweight Wordpress plugin that converts HTML <table> into responsive.

Stefan Matei

Minimizes the comment list and turns the comments title (eg. “3 Comments”) into a trigger to view/hide the comments.
Requires no template hacking, only a knowledge of CSS selectors:
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<li>The comments are usually inside a list with a class of “.commentlist” so you probably won’t need to change the option for the “contents”.</li>
<li>The comments title however may be different on your theme so you may have to change the “trigger” option to something different than the “#comments-title” id. Use “Inspect element” on your post’s page to deterime the correct class or id of the element you want to be the trigger.</li>
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Magic Liquidizer Responsive Table vs Minimizes Comments on Mobile