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Off the top of my head I'm not sure how it should work on small device widths.

The current table implementation uses html/css width=100% and then it adds a horizontal scrollbar if the table content can't fit. I'm not sure if this is useful or not. 

Maybe you or a bbcode expert like Exit can chime in on what they think the right trade-off would be?

What would the ideal table bbcode syntax look like? e.g. maybe table by default has width=100% but table=min has no width; it's determined by content size.

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I don't use my phone to view the guild often, so I had to look just now to see what you're talking about. 

It does seem kind of unintuitive to scroll tables horizontally. I looked at a fake forum post I made with BBC code and it seems like bodies of text get strung out to one line, which is sort of annoying to read. I think I'd have text move to the next line if it gets too long instead of scrolling horizontally. Though I could see some fringe cases where the table is too big to appear on a phone without a horizontal scroll. [url=https://www.roleplayerguild.com/topics/190517-call-for-broken-bbcode/ooc#post-5449917]It's here if you want to try for yourself.[/url] I do think being able to tell the table if it should take up all the screen or "enough" of the screen is a neat idea. For the horizontal scrolling, maybe have a way to disable it or just have it off all the time. Maybe something like [table=hscroll] if you feel you need it. Feel free to get more opinions on that.

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If anyone has a list of bbcode improvements that are curated to the ones you think are most important, I'd like to read that in general. But in the meantime I could make the table bbcode more general/useful. 

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There's some other BBC code that looks really weird on mobile. Sometimes paragraphs are displayed on screen in a single giant column. Like when people use indent a lot. [url=https://www.roleplayerguild.com/topics/195384-ss/ooc]This interest check[/url] contains several examples of what I'm talking about. 

That's right [@Exit], you're getting mentioned again! 

But in the above case, that's a pretty creative use of tags, and I'm not sure if you're going to get the exact same result for everyone's use case.