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Is It Possible To Responsively Show/Hide Columns Based on Viewport Size?
See original GitHub issueIn bootstrap we have the ability to show/hide elements using the classe(s) .hidden-sm as documented here http://getbootstrap.com/css/#responsive-utilities-classes
Does this library leverage this feature built-in to bootstrap or can it be done in some way eventually? I REALLY need this to work in the case where I have a users table, which shows avatars and other ancillary information that I would love to hide when viewing on small devices or window sizes.
For example, in a large viewport we show all columns, avatars, images, etc, but on small viewports we hide those extra columns to make room for the important columns like name and email.
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className: ‘hidden-xs’ columnClassName: ‘hidden-xs’
you need both!