How to Make Data Tables Mobile Responsive in WordPress? (2 Methods)

Key Takeaways

  • Nexter Blocks offers a Data Table block that provides two options for mobile responsiveness: Swipe and One by One.
  • The Swipe option adds a horizontal scroll bar to tables, allowing users to swipe to view content on mobile devices.
  • For small to medium data sets, the One by One Responsive option is recommended for better mobile viewing.
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One important aspect of creating mobile optimized WordPress websites is having mobile responsive tables to fit different screen sizes. With more and more users accessing websites through their mobile devices, it is imperative to ensure that your website is optimized for mobile viewing. Tables that are not mobile responsive can lead to a poor user experience, as they may appear distorted or may not fit on smaller screens.

Fortunately, with the Data Table block from the Nexter Blocks, you get two options to make your tables mobile responsive quickly.

To check the complete feature overview documentation of the Nexter Blocks Data Table block, click here.

Requirement  – This block is a part of the Nexter Blocks, make sure its installed & activated to enjoy all its powers.

To do this, add the block on the page, once you’ve added content to your table go to the Extra Settings tab > Responsive Options.

Here, you’ll find two options in the section-

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  • Swipe – This option will add a horizontal scroll bar to the table, so users can easily swipe to see the content.
  • One by One – This option will re-structure the table for mobile to show the content one after another.

You can select any one option as per your preference.

Note: For small to medium data sets, the One by One Responsive option is advisable.

Now you can make mobile responsive tables in your WordPress website.

Also, check How to Import Data From CSV in WordPress Table.

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Related Frequently Asked Questions

What should I do if my data table isn't displaying correctly on mobile?

If your data table isn't displaying correctly on mobile, check the Responsive Options in the Extra Settings tab of the Data Table block. You can choose between the 'Swipe' option, which adds a horizontal scroll bar, or the 'One by One' option, which restructures the table for mobile. For small to medium data sets, the 'One by One' option is advisable to ensure better readability.

Can I use the Nexter Blocks Data Table block for large datasets?

While the Nexter Blocks Data Table block can handle various data sets, the 'One by One' responsive option is recommended for small to medium datasets. For larger datasets, consider using the 'Swipe' option to allow users to scroll horizontally, which can prevent distortion and improve user experience on mobile devices.

What is the best practice for displaying data tables on mobile?

The best practice for displaying data tables on mobile is to use the 'One by One' responsive option for small to medium datasets. This option presents the content sequentially, improving readability. For larger datasets, the 'Swipe' option is preferable, allowing users to scroll through the table horizontally without losing context.

What are the two options available for making data tables mobile responsive?

The two options available for making data tables mobile responsive in the Nexter Blocks are 'Swipe' and 'One by One'. The 'Swipe' option adds a horizontal scroll bar for easier navigation, while the 'One by One' option restructures the table to display content sequentially. Choose based on your dataset size and user experience goals.

Last reviewed: April 15, 2026

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