Fix double-tables in FF near responsive boundary#13
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FireFox calculates window width differently in media queries than it does in JavaScript. When responsive tables is viewed in FireFox at window widths near the responsive cut-off (ex: 768px), double tables can appear because the JavaScript has cloned the table in the HTML but the media query selectors haven't kicked in.
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chrome doesn't seem to like $.browser, and agents can be spoofed etc. it might be better to do something like this instead: |
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FireFox calculates window width differently in media queries than it does in JavaScript. When responsive tables is viewed in FireFox at window widths near the responsive cut-off (ex: 768px), double tables can appear because the JavaScript has cloned the table in the HTML but the media query selectors haven't kicked in.