I have created a Snack here:
https://snack.expo.io/#deltanovember/dtest
using the libraries react-native-easy-grid and native-base.
I've created a basic table which appears as follows:
The far right column isn't properly vertically aligned because Score1 appears slightly above the rest of the row, whereas Score5 appears slightly below the rest of the row.
How do I get the far right column aligned with the rest of the table?
The columns as a whole are vertically aligned. You should render row by row, because the data inside a row belongs together and the content of each column is not necessarily related to each other.
I've updated your code and created a snack. Check this out: https://snack.expo.io/#mukeyii/grid-vertical-alignment
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I want to have a table / cards mixture in Vuetify. The "rows" of the cards must be aligned, since they contain data to be compared. The height of each row should be variable, adapting to the card with the longest text in this row. Something similar is done here using JavaScript.
Can someone answer showing a basic Vuetify example?
I found that DataTables now supports colspan and rowspan. but to use it better, I needed to duplicate same data thrice. What I need to make is something as image below, and I can't find whether DataTables supports splitting a row into multiple rows.
The image shows how I modify each set of data. It means, there will be 5 columns for each data, and it will be split into 3 lines.
Even the question was about duplicating, if there's other way to make a row/set of row for each data with same shape as image, than please explain.
Ok, I found very wierd trick.
I just made display:none to original table, and only showed child row table.
Not like original table, child row was free to custom the format.
The answer of other question on the link was useful.
https://stackoverflow.com/a/72745607/10780764
I need a scrolling table with a fixed header. I tried a borderlayout.center. and checked table scrolling methods , but failed. First row keep moving out of screen.
I really appreciate help.
Thank you
Essentially you create two tables and place one in the north and one in the center of a border layout. The north one contains only the header and the south one contains only the body.
The one important thing is to override the constraint method in the table and return identical values for cell widths. That way everything aligns.
I am performing sort on JFace table columns, and using the sort directions SWT.UP and SWT.DOWN to indicate the directions of sort, but gray background is getting displayed on the empty part of the column where there is no data, how do I remove that?. If that is not possible how can we place images of up arrow or down arrow on table header?
I have a program in PyGTK which has a ScrolledWindow and a Table nested in it. The table rows can be of a different height. What I'm trying to find is a way to scroll the view so it begins from the selected row. I know how to move the scrollbar to a certain position using the scrolled_window.get_vadjustment().set_value(), but I do not know how to find the scroll position of the table rows.
Alternatively, maybe I'm using wrong widget and someone can point me to the right one? I'm trying to achieve the following behaviour: the screen shows the rows of a table, the top row is the currently selected object, when the user presses up or down buttons, the whole table scrolls down or up, so the previous or the next row becomes the top row.
Nevermind, I found a solution: you have to use the child widget get_allocation() function, which returns the bounding rectangle of a child widget relative to the scrolledwindow, so child.get_allocation().y is the answer to my own question.