Very nice upgrade, Bill. Your work is appreciated for all of us.
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Thank you for keeping this bric updated.
Your hard work is appreciated Bill.
Rich the Weather Guy
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Hey Bill, I updated TP and figured I’d give it a spin but as soon as I added TP Admin, Blocs crashed. I tried several times, but still happens. I’m using Blocs v6.2.2. Is anyone else seeing this, or is it just me?
BTW… when I revert back to TPv1.1.0, admin loads fine.
@MiguelR Yup, I’m guessing the problem stems from Admin js needing to see the other brics and doesn’t, so Blocs has a nervous breakdown. This will probably only happen when adding it into the page for the first time. Just hit continue and then add a Table Pro row bric and a Table Pro cell bric inside of the row bric and everything should work fine. Not sure why js is running in edit mode as it’s not supposed to, but it appears to be for some weird reason. 
Thanks,
Bill
BricsDesign
Hi Guys,
Just released update for Table Pro - Admin v1.2.1 - this should fix the crashing in Blocs6.
Admin:
- Fixed crashing in Blocs6 due to unassigned font variables
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Hi. As i cannot find any examples visually how the bricks works, is it responsive and if so which control do i have to manage the behaviour of f.e. stacking the cells or disable them?
You can see how it responds by looking at the example page: Table Pro Bric
Yes, it’s responsive as columns will change in width, as long as there is room to do so. The layout behavior is built-in. Table Pro layout in mobile: It will display all the columns till it reaches 500px (basically mobile in portrait orientation, ie XS) & then each row of cells gets shown as a reveal button using the first/second column header text. Clicking on each row reveal button will show all the column headers & content for the row. This layout is necessary as there is little chance of displaying more than 1 column of data & still having everything fit properly at that size.
Thanks,
Bill
BricsDesign
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