UPDATE: Okay, I had an idea and decided to try it out. Its not perfect of course but it is a more flexible solution that works pretty well for desktop / tablet / phones. It is less convenient to build out but once a template is done it should be fine...

If you float a table that is 1 column and X rows (where X is the number of rows you need) and you look at it on desktop vs. phone, it does in fact "degrade" graciously.

Example:

To be fair this is a very small sample but if you look at the preview it is MUCH better than a single table with columns set to any widths. *shrug*

I'll be extrapolating this idea to a full sheet workup and see how it turns out. 😉

EDIT: Question, is there a list of what styles / css are actually included in BALDR? That we can in fact use? Depending on the volume of HTML / CSS tags we've got access to this might not be too difficult. 😄

UPDATE: Okay, I had an idea and decided to try it out. Its not perfect of course but it is a more flexible solution that works pretty well for desktop / tablet / phones. It is less convenient to build out but once a template is done it should be fine...

If you float a table that is 1 column and X rows (where X is the number of rows you need) and you look at it on desktop vs. phone, it does in fact "degrade" graciously.

Example:

To be fair this is a very small sample but if you look at the preview it is MUCH better than a single table with columns set to any widths. *shrug*

I'll be extrapolating this idea to a full sheet workup and see how it turns out. 😉

EDIT: Question, is there a list of what styles / css are actually included in BALDR? That we can in fact use? Depending on the volume of HTML / CSS tags we've got access to this might not be too difficult. 😄

UPDATE: Okay, I had an idea and decided to try it out. Its not perfect of course but it is a more flexible solution that works pretty well for desktop / tablet / phones. It is less convenient to build out but once a template is done it should be fine...

If you float a table that is 1 column and X rows (where X is the number of rows you need) and you look at it on desktop vs. phone, it does in fact "degrade" graciously.

Example:

To be fair this is a very small sample but if you look at the preview it is MUCH better than a single table with columns set to any widths. *shrug*

I'll be extrapolating this idea to a full sheet workup and see how it turns out. 😉

EDIT: Question, is there a list of what styles / css are actually included in BALDR? That we can in fact use? Depending on the volume of HTML / CSS tags we've got access to this might not be too difficult. 😄

UPDATE: Okay, I had an idea and decided to try it out. Its not perfect of course but it is a more flexible solution that works pretty well for desktop / tablet / phones. It is less convenient to build out but once a template is done it should be fine...

If you float a table that is 1 column and X rows (where X is the number of rows you need) and you look at it on desktop vs. phone, it does in fact "degrade" graciously.

Example:

To be fair this is a very small sample but if you look at the preview it is MUCH better than a single table with columns set to any widths. *shrug*

I'll be extrapolating this idea to a full sheet workup and see how it turns out. 😉

EDIT: Question, is there a list of what styles / css are actually included in BALDR? That we can in fact use? Depending on the volume of HTML / CSS tags we've got access to this might not be too difficult. 😄

UPDATE: Okay, I had an idea and decided to try it out. Its not perfect of course but it is a more flexible solution that works pretty well for desktop / tablet / phones. It is less convenient to build out but once a template is done it should be fine...

If you float a table that is 1 column and X rows (where X is the number of rows you need) and you look at it on desktop vs. phone, it does in fact "degrade" graciously.

Example:

To be fair this is a very small sample but if you look at the preview it is MUCH better than a single table with columns set to any widths. *shrug*

I'll be extrapolating this idea to a full sheet workup and see how it turns out. 😉

EDIT: Question, is there a list of what styles / css are actually included in BALDR? That we can in fact use? Depending on the volume of HTML / CSS tags we've got access to this might not be too difficult. 😄

UPDATE: Okay, I had an idea and decided to try it out. Its not perfect of course but it is a more flexible solution that works pretty well for desktop / tablet / phones. It is less convenient to build out but once a template is done it should be fine...

If you float a table that is 1 column and X rows (where X is the number of rows you need) and you look at it on desktop vs. phone, it does in fact "degrade" graciously.

Example:

To be fair this is a very small sample but if you look at the preview it is MUCH better than a single table with columns set to any widths. *shrug*

I'll be extrapolating this idea to a full sheet workup and see how it turns out. 😉

EDIT: Question, is there a list of what styles / css are actually included in BALDR? That we can in fact use? Depending on the volume of HTML / CSS tags we've got access to this might not be too difficult. 😄

UPDATE: Okay, I had an idea and decided to try it out. Its not perfect of course but it is a more flexible solution that works pretty well for desktop / tablet / phones. It is less convenient to build out but once a template is done it should be fine...

If you float a table that is 1 column and X rows (where X is the number of rows you need) and you look at it on desktop vs. phone, it does in fact "degrade" graciously.

Example:

To be fair this is a very small sample but if you look at the preview it is MUCH better than a single table with columns set to any widths. *shrug*

I'll be extrapolating this idea to a full sheet workup and see how it turns out. 😉

EDIT: Question, is there a list of what styles / css are actually included in BALDR? That we can in fact use? Depending on the volume of HTML / CSS tags we've got access to this might not be too difficult. 😄

UPDATE: Okay, I had an idea and decided to try it out. Its not perfect of course but it is a more flexible solution that works pretty well for desktop / tablet / phones. It is less convenient to build out but once a template is done it should be fine...

If you float a table that is 1 column and X rows (where X is the number of rows you need) and you look at it on desktop vs. phone, it does in fact "degrade" graciously.

Example:

To be fair this is a very small sample but if you look at the preview it is MUCH better than a single table with columns set to any widths. *shrug*

I'll be extrapolating this idea to a full sheet workup and see how it turns out. 😉

EDIT: Question, is there a list of what styles / css are actually included in BALDR? That we can in fact use? Depending on the volume of HTML / CSS tags we've got access to this might not be too difficult. 😄

UPDATE: Okay, I had an idea and decided to try it out. Its not perfect of course but it is a more flexible solution that works pretty well for desktop / tablet / phones. It is less convenient to build out but once a template is done it should be fine...

If you float a table that is 1 column and X rows (where X is the number of rows you need) and you look at it on desktop vs. phone, it does in fact "degrade" graciously.

Example:

To be fair this is a very small sample but if you look at the preview it is MUCH better than a single table with columns set to any widths. *shrug*

I'll be extrapolating this idea to a full sheet workup and see how it turns out. 😉

EDIT: Question, is there a list of what styles / css are actually included in BALDR? That we can in fact use? Depending on the volume of HTML / CSS tags we've got access to this might not be too difficult. 😄

UPDATE: Okay, I had an idea and decided to try it out. Its not perfect of course but it is a more flexible solution that works pretty well for desktop / tablet / phones. It is less convenient to build out but once a template is done it should be fine...

If you float a table that is 1 column and X rows (where X is the number of rows you need) and you look at it on desktop vs. phone, it does in fact "degrade" graciously.

Example:

To be fair this is a very small sample but if you look at the preview it is MUCH better than a single table with columns set to any widths. *shrug*

I'll be extrapolating this idea to a full sheet workup and see how it turns out. 😉

EDIT: Question, is there a list of what styles / css are actually included in BALDR? That we can in fact use? Depending on the volume of HTML / CSS tags we've got access to this might not be too difficult. 😄