Table
Overview
The Table scope function allows you to easily create tables with rows and columns.
Inside of the table scope, you will simply add one line of text to create a row. Each column is created by separating your text with pipe characters (||). See the example below...
Prototype
Table(boolean {hasBorder}, boolean {isStriped}, boolean {isFirstRowHeader)
Parameters
- Name: hasBorder {Optional}
- Type: boolean
- Default: true
- Description: Whether the table will have a visible border.
- Name: isFirstRowHeader {Optional}
- Type: boolean
- Default: true
- Description: Whether or not the first row is the header. If true, the first row will be bold and will be excluded from the alternating striped table style.
Examples
{{ Table
Column #1 || Column #2 || Column #3 || Column #4
Row #1 || Cell #1 || Cell #2 || Cell #3
Row #2 || Cell #1 || Cell #2 || Cell #3
Row #3 || Cell #1 || Cell #2 || Cell #3
Row #4 || Cell #1 || Cell #2 || Cell #3
}}See Also
Function Calling Convention
Scope Function
Instruction Function
Standard Function
StripedTable
Related
- StripedTable - The StripedTable scope function allows you to create tables with columns and alternating colored rows.