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Make Tables Responsive · Version history

Make Tables Responsive changelog and version history

Latest version
1.8.0
Sep 3, 2026 (2 months ago)
Releases
24
since 2017
In the last year
1
Tested up to
WordPress 7.1.4
PHP 5.3.6 or later

Releases each year

  • 20171 release
  • 20183 releases
  • 20196 releases
  • 20202 releases
  • 20214 releases
  • 20222 releases
  • 20235 releases
  • 20261 release

20261 release

  1. Make Tables Responsive 1.8.0Latest

    • Recommended action: Check if your non-English or special characters are still showing correctly in the tables after this update. New encoding function is used.
    • Fixed: Deprecation notice in PHP 8.2. PHP Deprecated: mb_convert_encoding(): Handling HTML entities via mbstring is deprecated.

20235 releases

  1. Make Tables Responsive 1.7.0

    • Added: Option to affect output created by a shortcode callback (filter do_shortcode_tag). Enable this if your site content does not go through the default the_content filter. For example Oxygen Builder works like that.
    • Fixed: Styling code displayed as normal text in sites using Oxygen Builder.
    • Updated: Language file.

  2. Make Tables Responsive 1.6.1

    • Fixed: Apostrophe character shown as its HTML entity in the column name of the mobile table in some cases (probably when wptexturize is disabled).

  3. Make Tables Responsive 1.6.0

    • Added: Option to enable the plugin for the excerpt.
    • Added: Option to enable the plugin for the category descriptions.
    • Updated: Language file.

  4. Make Tables Responsive 1.5.10

    • Fixed: The disable by parent class would not work if there were multiple exact same tables on the page and only some had the parent class.

  5. Make Tables Responsive 1.5.9

    • Added: A global option to exclude all tables without a header section (a thead tag).
    • Fixed: We now hide all admin dashboard notices on the plugin settings page, because they can break the layout and take up space.
    • Updated: Language file.

20222 releases

  1. Make Tables Responsive 1.5.8

    • Added: An option for multi-row tables, to enable the effects of the plugin only for tables with at least X columns.

  2. Make Tables Responsive 1.5.7

    • Added: An option to align the content of the right side of the responsive table to the left.
    • Updated: Language file.

20214 releases

  1. Make Tables Responsive 1.5.6

    • Added: An option to exclude tables by parent element class. Useful for tables created in the block editor (they add their additional classes to the parent figure HTML element).
    • Updated: Language file.

  2. Make Tables Responsive 1.5.5

    • Added: An option to show a vertical separator line between the two columns in the multi-row table layout.
    • Updated: Language file.

  3. Make Tables Responsive 1.5.4

    • Fixed: A fatal PHP error caused by division by zero in some situations.

  4. Make Tables Responsive 1.5.3

    • Fixed: A fatal PHP error when Multibyte String is not supported by the server. Now it shows an error in the admin notice area instead.

20202 releases

  1. Make Tables Responsive 1.5.2

    • Fixed: Problem showing an ampersand in the column names.

  2. Make Tables Responsive 1.5.1

    • Fixed: Layout problem when colgroup tag is used to set width of the columns.

20196 releases

  1. Make Tables Responsive 1.5.0

    • Added: An option to put the column names on the right side (suitable for RTL languages).
    • Updated: Language file.

  2. Make Tables Responsive 1.4.1

    • Fixed: The support for AMP optimized sites with AMP for WP is fixed to not cause an AMP validation error and uses the correct hook for custom CSS.

  3. Make Tables Responsive 1.4.0

    • Added: Support for AMP optimized sites with AMP for WP.
    • Fixed: Various layout problems in some situations.

  4. Make Tables Responsive 1.3.1

    • Improved: Changed the wording on some text in the plugin description in the readme.txt file and added a section for pros.
    • Fixed: Double borders in some situations.
    • Fixed: If you take the changed HTML code of a table from the front-end and use it in a post/page, now the changes are not applied twice. But still do not do that.
    • Fixed: Added the !important CSS rule on some single-row CSS properties, so our layout is better forced over the existing one.

  5. Make Tables Responsive 1.3.0

    • Added: Support for single-row tables.
    • Added: Support for tables in text widgets and custom HTML widgets (and possibly some third party widgets).
    • Added: New separate settings tab for single-row tables.
    • Added: A link to the settings page in the plugin action links on the Installed Plugins page.
    • Added: My author URI in the plugin meta data.
    • Improved: Better looking design of the settings page.
    • Improved: Shorter description of the limitations in the readme.txt file, so people read them more.
    • Fixed: Missing table borders on the left, right and sometimes top.
    • Fixed: A problem in the layout when the original table has a defined height of the rows or cells. Now we force an automatic height.
    • Updated: Language file.
    • Updated: Screenshots of the settings page.

  6. Make Tables Responsive 1.2.0

    • Added: An option to hide the “tfoot” tag from the responsive version of the tables.
    • Improved: The explanation of the current limitations of the plugin in the Readme.txt file.
    • Fixed: Sometimes we could not detect that there is a table inside a table (we still skip the whole page/post when we do).
    • Fixed: We didn’t detect merged cells in “th” tags. Now we detect them and skip the table (since we still do not support them).
    • Fixed: Incorrect detection of the column names and count when “th” tags are used somewhere in the table but not in the first row.
    • Fixed: We now skip tables that have “th” tags only in some columns.
    • Fixed: We now support tables that use “th” tags in whole rows even if it is not the first row (and on other rows use “td” tags).
    • Fixed: Sometimes the plugin skipped a table that is supported.
    • Updated: Language file.

20183 releases

  1. Make Tables Responsive 1.1.2

    • Fixed: How tables with just one row are handled. The plugin still does not support those, but instead of them disappearing on smaller screens, now the plugin just skips them and shows them unchanged.

  2. Make Tables Responsive 1.1.1

    • Fixed: A missing closing curly bracket in the CSS code. It didn’t affect anything though, since the tag was closed after it anyway.

  3. Make Tables Responsive 1.1.0

    • Added: The option to enable the responsive tables only on some chosen posts or pages.
    • Added: The option to disable styling. This is useful if you are adding your own CSS code and my code is taking priority because it uses the !important rule.
    • Improved: The wording on some options to be more clear.
    • Fixed: A bug that caused a body HTML tag to be added inside the tables.
    • Updated: Language file.

20171 release

  1. Make Tables Responsive 1.0.0

    • Initial release.

Questions about Make Tables Responsive’s releases

What is the latest version of Make Tables Responsive?

1.8.0, released on Sep 3, 2026 (2 months ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 7.1.4 and needs PHP 5.3.6 or later.

How often is Make Tables Responsive updated?

One release in the last year. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from November 2017.

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Release dates come from the day each version’s folder was made in Make Tables Responsive’s WordPress.org SVN repository; the notes from its readme’s changelog, as its authors wrote it.