Views Format Table from fields are not responsive even though the priority is being changed.

If one of the field is a picture, the picture is responsive (almost not seen "Old Iphones").

New request:
Add an option for media (picture) to be fixed.

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One thing views though allows you to do is to select the responsive behaviour of various table columns, see attached screenshot.

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Yes, and that's the problem. The responsive behavior (priority- High/Low) does not work for tables.

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In case anyone else is unclear how this works/googling it, when I first saw the 'Responsive' column, I assumed the "priority" referred to a width percentage, whereas what actually happens is low/medium priority columns are/may be hidden completely, with rules like:

@media screen and (max-width: 60em)
th.priority-low, td.priority-low {
    display: none;
}

@media screen and (max-width: 37.5em)
th.priority-low, td.priority-low, th.priority-medium, td.priority-medium {
    display: none;
}

Depending on your approach to responsive design, hiding full functionality from mobile users is A Bad Thing, so you may want to redesign your view, or provide an alternative way for them to access the information.

Practical example: the Last Access column in the default /admin/people View has Responsive = Low. Whilst out the other day I badly wanted to see who was logged into a site. But that (and other columns) didn't show up on my iPhone. I correctly suspected the cause, but the 'Reload desktop site' option didn't make any difference.

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Status: Active » Closed (works as designed)
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Responsive images is a separate formatter for image fields, it wouldn't come under the responsive tables setting.

There are already issues open to improve responsive tables handling overall, for example #9 has an issue at #2280035: Add another responsive tables solution that doesn't hide content.

I don't think there's anything actionable here so closing as 'works as designed'.