Currently we handle wide tables on mobile by making them horizontally scrollable. This lets you pan around in a big table to see the whole thing, BUT you can't see it all at once.
This is also a little annoying for things like info boxes that are only *slightly* wider than the screen, and can make it hard to actually navigate a complex table since you can't see the header cells and all the data cells together. I was wondering if there was any interest in the idea of scaling tables to fit the display width instead -- then allow pinch-zoom and panning within the entire article if it's a really big table and you can't read at the initial zoom level. This should be accomplishable using CSS transforms in modern browsers & apps... thoughts? -- brion
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