I'm sure this is more straightforward than I'm making it. I currently store table states in a database for users to pick and choose from. Those using my app come from different parts of the company and have different preferences when it comes to which subset of data they wish to see. As it stands I've got everything saving and loading just fine except for column width.
My issue is that, as columns are removed via Buttons(ColVis), the full width of the table effectively has a min-width which then causes the columns to expand to fill it. I say "effectively" because it doesn't seem that min-width is the actual cause. I'm using a slightly edited version of ColResize to achieve column resizing. When using ColResize's handles to resize the columns I am able to shrink the columns to the point that the table's width goes below the lower limit I'd mentioned earlier.
I had hoped it would be a simple BootStrap CSS tweak, but if it is I wasn't able to figure that out. I could mess around with different col sizes but that seems like a hacky solution.
Here is a simple example. Just click the button to toggle a column's visibility. I would like for each column to retain it's width and for the table to shrink horizontally.