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I am hoping to get some help with my mobile view. On iphone 5s in particular; My items are a table and appear jumbled. The site looks perfect on a desktop, however for the mobile view, I'd like to shrink the text. I've turned sidecol-a and b off (Kindle template) in the mobile view, the tried adding some css to the phone portrait setting in responsive area of the template but no use. It either gets errors or does nothing. I think tables are not supported in a responsive view, however I would think shrinking the text would do the trick, no? The url is: HERE Thank you!
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Thank you for the quick reply. I will install today!
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Hello

Unfortunately tables are not responsive and tend not to translate well on smaller screen devices due set widths on the table (in your case 900px). You could try extension like the following which claim to create a responsive table for your data.... http://extensions.joomla.org/extension/responsive-tables

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