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To enlighten the previous comment a bit: The issue is that Android's default browser (at least until 2.3.6, I have not tested with newer versions) default overflow:auto to overflow:hidden, resulting in not scrollable content.
Since I guess that most devs with Android phones will use either FF or Chrome this issue will not come up easily, but it is there, making this solution sadly rather useless as it is right now. (My guess is that scrolling would have to be enabled with js or not using overflow: auto, not sure though what might work).
I sadly have no solution to offer. Responsive Data Tables are really hard to do.
@taotsu Amen, responsive data tables are....tough. Unfortunately until we decide if we'll pull this into Foundation we don't have any resources to do something like a JS scrolling fix for Android 2.x. If someone else has the time and throws a pull request, we'll be on that like white on rice.
I have been trying very hard to find a solution that would work without scrolling issues and which can function without javascript. I have found none. At least none that work for complex data.
My hope for the future is with flexbox and overflow, but since Android 2 is the new IE 6, that will be a far of future...
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