Table Heading Cell
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Use the Table Heading Cell
to add heading columns to a table.
The Table Heading Cell
is usually added to rows inside the table's head section, but it can also be added to rows inside the table body section if required.
You can set the width of the table heading cell in the following ways:
Hover
Controls what happens when the mouse hovers over any part of the column.
The possible values are:
Disabled
This is the default setting with no changes.
Enabled
The entire row is given a gray background.
Clickable
The column is rendered using a gray background and the mouse cursor is changed to a pointer.
Look
Provides a list of pre-defined background colors to use for the column.
Column Span
Row Span
A numeric value (greater than 1) indicating the number of rows the cell extends. If not set, it is assumed to be 1. If set to 0, it extends the column across all the rows of the section.
Scope
Allows you to specify whether this cell relates to a row or column. Please note that this has no visual effect, but can be used by screen readers.
The possible values are:
Default
Automatically determined by the browser
Row
Specifies that this cell is a header for a row.
Column
Specifies that this cell is a header for a column.
Within the table heading cell element, you have the freedom to effortlessly drag and drop various elements such as , , , , , , , , etc. However, it's important to note that certain elements may have specific restrictions. For instance, a can only be added to a , adhering to its designated usage.
Via the by setting the Width available in the Sizing category.
The settings for this element are described below:
You can also customize the background color or any other design attribute via or the .
A numeric value (greater than 1) indicating the number of columns the cell extends. If not set, it is assumed to be 1. See for more information.
See for more information.