v1.0.4

Changelog

• Changed implementation of CKEditor only CSS to be applied directly inline via CKEDITOR.addCSS option, as client paths not reliable across multiple environments. CSS is minimal enough for this to work.

v1.0.3

Changelog

• Brought in editor-specific CSS in WYSIWYG hook, due to limitation in CSS config field path (255 characters max, was exceeding it and cutting off CSS path).
• Updated Readme

v1.0.2

Changelog

• CSS fix for Firefox table border rendering bug.

v1.0.1

Changelog

• Renamed project to match standards. Fixed file paths and updated Readme to account for this change.

Installation

First, the module needs to be installed and enabled.

Navigate to /admin/config/content/wysiwyg/profile/filtered_html/edit, under the section Buttons and Plugins enable the checkbox next to Responsive Tables. Optionally (but suggested) disable the checkbox next to Table, which is is the default table plugin so as to prevent confusion for content creators. At the bottom, under the tab CSS, for CSS path, add
%t/assets/css/gsb.css and %bsites/all/modules/contrib/ckeditor_responsive_tables/css/rt_editor.css separated by a comma to the list. This will pull in the Columbia CSS (gsb.css in this case) and Tablesaw's base CSS file.This will ensure that tables viewed inside CKEditor will look like the tables created. You will
now have a Responsive Table icon on the CKEditor toolbar under Filtered HTML mode.

Navigate to /admin/config/content/formats/filtered_html, at the bottom, under the section Filter settings, select Limited allowed HTML tags.
In the 'Allowed HTML tags' section add <thead> to the list. This prevents table headers from being removed by filtering.

v1.0.0

Installation

First, the module needs to be installed and enabled.

Navigate to /admin/config/content/wysiwyg/profile/filtered_html/edit, under the section Buttons and Plugins enable the checkbox next to Responsive Tables. Optionally (but suggested) disable the checkbox next to Table, which is is the default
table plugin so as to prevent confusion for content creators.
At the bottom, under the tab CSS, for CSS path, add
%t/assets/css/gsb.css and %bsites/all/modules/contrib/ckeditor_responsive_tables/css/rt_editor.css separated by a comma to the list. This will pull in the Columbia CSS (gsb.css in this case) and Tablesaw's base CSS file.
This will ensure that tables viewed inside CKEditor will look like the tables created. You will
now have a Responsive Table icon on the CKEditor toolbar under Filtered HTML mode.

Navigate to /admin/config/content/formats/filtered_html, at the bottom, under the section Filter settings, select Limited allowed HTML tags.
In the 'Allowed HTML tags' section add <thead> to the list. This prevents table headers from being removed by filtering.