Basic Table Component

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Oh yeah, got it wrongly. Sorry

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Yes Glide has fixed this YEAAAAA!

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Basic table component appears to truncate the data ? Is there a way to wrap the data/text ?

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I don’t think there is one as of now. Would love this as well, sometimes my text gets too long for a line.

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+1

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Ditto +1 to wrap

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Yes, wrap is crucial for addresses. Being able to add an action to a table row would be huge also.

And of course being able to re-order rows :slight_smile:

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+1 for all of these. Add it to the Experts app for us to vote on :wink:

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can we please get some size adjustments? and even text overlay?
also it would be nice to be able to click on it and have some acthion.

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And REORDER items :weary:

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Yes OMG so annoying to delete them and redo it.

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How do I have this display down the columns? The first column on one side and the second column on the other. It’s only selecting the first row.

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What’s your use case here? The basic table component only looks at one row’s data at one time. Are you trying to display data from different rows?

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I’m trying to create a legend. One column has the icon and the other the name.

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Is there a reason you don’t want to have multiple columns on the same row for this?

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I’d probably create an HTML table for this. It goes something like…

  • create a template column that creates a <tr> row for each legend item, eg.
<tr><td>ICON</td><td>NAME</td></tr>
  • create a Joined List column to string all those together - with no separator
  • create a template column to insert that joined list inside some <table> tags, eg.
    • <table>{joined-list}</table>
  • then display that in a rich text component

If you want to get fancy, you can use a CSS table generator and come up with some really nice looking tables. Here’s an example of one I recently did for @Mark_Turrell:

Screen Shot 2021-04-02 at 10.21.08 PM
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Very smart way to create the table.

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The one I did for Mark was waaaay more complicated than that, but it essentially boils down to those 3 steps. I’m pretty sure I stole this idea from @Jeff_Hager :slightly_smiling_face:

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What do you mean?

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I can try this, thanks!