Scrollable visual cue solution? #9
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Wrapped .table-wrapper in a span which has some prompt text defined in the ::before pseudo element.
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I agree with issue # 2's author. It would be nice if there was come sort of visual cue to let users know that they can scroll to see more of the responsive table.
I took a stab at a more permanent solution to this by wrapping
<div class="table-wrapper">in a<span>which has some prompt text defined in a ::before pseudo element. Adds a tiny bit of markup, but it seems like the most flexible solution to me.Great tool, by the way!