How to create a fixed content table

[3dChef]

HI,

I am looking for a solution to create a fixed contact table for my site.

Fixed meaning that the rows stay inplace in a neat and orderily manner and do not change regardless of the device you are using to view the page.

The table has a image at the top, some text in the middle and a contact button at the base. I want all of these to stay in a line with each other.

Site: https://3dpconsultants.weebly.com/

Thanks

[Adam7 · Accepted solution]

Hi, @3dChef. You might want to look into the Column Lock app from the App Center. With that app, you can prevent content in columns from changing on mobile.

[Adam7 · Accepted solution]

Hi, @3dChef. You might want to look into the Column Lock app from the App Center. With that app, you can prevent content in columns from changing on mobile.

[PaulMathews · Accepted solution]

@3dChef You can also try a true table to house your tabular content. Weebly has a free table app here:

https://www.weebly.com/app-center/simple-table?ref=ac-search

I normally hand code my tables but this app can help you put together a table without any html/css knowledge. It's a bit of a clumsy tool from the user reviews but is probably okay for smaller tables that don't have to be updated frequently.

On an unrelated note, you have multiple spelling errors on your site pages:

• "STRAIGHT FORWARD ​NO NONSENSE 3D PRINTING" - "Straightforward" is one word.
• “WE ARE HERE FOR THE DESIGNER’S, THE ENGINEER’S, THE INNOVATORS, THE ENTREPRENEUR’S & YOU”. - Designers, engineers, and entrepreneurs are supposed to be plural not possessive. Kill the apostrophe before the "s." Also, remove the containing double quotes - this is a tagline not a quote.
• "As the name suggest we have taken a straight forward no nonsense approach..." - Again, "straightfoward" not "straight forward."
• "Whether you are an individual or a multi national corporation..." - "multinational" is one word.
• "Whether you require one off or series production..." - "one-off" is a hyphenated word.
• "Your welcome to drop by and have a look or discuss a project..." - Change "Your" to "You're" (one is the contraction for "you are," the other is not).
• "Hey, your still here " - Change "your" to "you're" (same as above).
• "We are stones throw from the Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Hospital." - Nope, you're a "stone's throw" away (you don't want the plural "stones" here).

I got all of that from a 30-second glance through your pages. You may want to have an experienced copy writer take a run through your site before you deploy it publicly. Spelling and grammatical errors on a site dedicated to sophisticated technical products and/or services are an absolute no go.