Conditional Formatting and Dynamic Content
When building interactive tables with Grid.js, you often need to highlight important information or provide visual cues based on the data in each cell. This is where conditional formatting and dynamic content come into play. Conditional logic enables you to change the appearance or content of a cell according to its value. For instance:
- Display high sales numbers in green;
- Show low scores in red;
- Display an icon when a status is
"active".
Using Grid.js's cell rendering capabilities, you can write functions that check each cell's data and apply specific styles or content accordingly. This approach helps users quickly interpret the data and draws attention to key values right inside the table.
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Conditional Formatting and Dynamic Content
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When building interactive tables with Grid.js, you often need to highlight important information or provide visual cues based on the data in each cell. This is where conditional formatting and dynamic content come into play. Conditional logic enables you to change the appearance or content of a cell according to its value. For instance:
- Display high sales numbers in green;
- Show low scores in red;
- Display an icon when a status is
"active".
Using Grid.js's cell rendering capabilities, you can write functions that check each cell's data and apply specific styles or content accordingly. This approach helps users quickly interpret the data and draws attention to key values right inside the table.
index.html
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