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== class <em>sortable</em> ==
== class <em>sortable</em> ==
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:
{| class="sortable"
{| class="sortable"
!colspan="6"|Shopping List
|-
|-
! Fruit !! Price
|rowspan="2"|Bread & Butter
|Pie
|Buns
|Danish
|colspan="2"|Croissant
|-
|-
| Apples || £0.95
|Cheese
|-
|colspan="2"|Ice cream
| Oranges || £0.85
|Butter
|-
|Yogurt
| Pears || £1.15
|}
|}
You can use this attribute with other table styles.


== class <em>wikitable</em> ==
== class <em>wikitable</em> ==

Revision as of 10:47, 23 June 2013

This page contains examples of our table styles

class prettytable

Shopping List
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.

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