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If you are only using the stack tables, I think you can accomplish this with the SCSS mixin (see the "Using Stack-Only TableSaw SCSS Mixin" section of the Readme).
If you are only using CSS, or are using the full tablesaw plugin, then currently I think you'd need to just add additional tablesaw targeted media queries using your requested size to your own CSS, using the same stack table CSS the default uses. That solution is a bit of a hack outside the plugin, but would likely work.
It probably could be made to work with the tablesaw.bare.css with some wrangling or overrides, but with the current project infrastructure, tablesaw.stackonly.scss (which provides this mixin) is only a drop-in replacement for tablesaw.stackonly.css, which includes all the default tablesaw styles.
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How to customize the size at which the table is converted to stack. Default is 40em (640px) How to increase say 60em or 900px
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