That plugin doesn’t actually make a table responsive. If you go to the demo page, scroll down to the Responsive Table Demo, and make the browser window narrower, it looks like the table is responsive, but what happens is that the table gets hidden and a DIV with the class of ml-responsive-table gets displayed in its place. You can see it by inspecting the page using a web debugging tool like firebug or chrome developer tools. If the table were truly responsive, it wouldn’t collapse all the way down from 6 columns down to 1 right away, and you wouldn’t see the headings repeating. What it looks like the plugin is doing is to examine the table and create a series of DIVs that make it look like the table is responsive.
