Page Comparison

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• Table settings:
  • Formatting: Allows you to define the styles specific to the table like id, class, width, and so on.
  • Advanced settings: Allows you to define the download and export options.
• Column settings:
  • Formatting: Allows you to define column styles such as fonts, colors, column width, column type, and other display attributes using CSS styles. In this panel, enter the number of columns you want to add, and click Start formatting to view the style parameters for all the columns in sequential order. You can add a column to the list by clicking Add formatting.
    To define column attributes, click the  cogwheel and select the Show column attributes option. The Show empty columns option, when selected, displays the columns for which the styling undefined.
  • Numbering & totaling: Allows you to define the numbering attributes like auto numbering the table, totaling the numeric columns and so on.
  • Sorting - Allows you to define the sorting attributes like sorting the columns in ascending or descending order, displaying sort icon and so on.
• Row formatting:
  • Data rows: Allows you to define row styles such as fonts, colors, and other display attributes using CSS styles. In this panel, enter the number of rows you want to add click Start formatting to view the style parameters for all the rows in sequential order. You can add a row to the list by clicking Add formatting.
  • Header rows - Allows you to define header and footer row styles.
  • Advanced settings: Allows you to define advanced settings such as row highlight color and so on.

Common table parameters

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