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{{TODO|Make the look of these styles more aligned with the overall website look and feel. Aka colors, design elements, rounded corners, font sizes, etc.}}
{{TODO|Make the look of these styles more aligned with the overall website look and feel. Aka colors, design elements, rounded corners, font sizes, etc. Also, separate '''additional''' attributes such as <em>sortable</em> properly out: e.g. some tables are full-width - the right way would be to add a <em>widetable</em> attribute, etc.}}
This page contains examples of our table styles
This page contains examples of our table styles



Revision as of 12:21, 23 June 2013

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Make the look of these styles more aligned with the overall website look and feel. Aka colors, design elements, rounded corners, font sizes, etc. Also, separate additional attributes such as sortable properly out: e.g. some tables are full-width - the right way would be to add a widetable attribute, etc.

This page contains examples of our table styles

class prettytable

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Bread & Butter Pie Buns Danish Croissant
Cheese Ice cream Butter Yogurt

class shadedtable

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Bread & Butter Pie Buns Danish Croissant
Cheese Ice cream Butter Yogurt

class sortable

When a list of entries is included in a table on a page, you can use JavaScript to make the table 'sortable'. To do this, just add the "sortable" class to the table declaration:

Fruit Price
Apples £0.95
Oranges £0.85
Pears £1.15

You can use this attribute with other table styles.

Fruit Price
Apples £0.95
Oranges £0.85
Pears £1.15
Fruit Price
Apples £0.95
Oranges £0.85
Pears £1.15

class wikitable

Shopping List
Bread & Butter Pie Buns Danish Croissant
Cheese Ice cream Butter Yogurt

class zebra

Shopping List
Bread & Butter Pie Buns Danish Croissant
Cheese Ice cream Butter Yogurt