Mastering Responsive Tables with Foundation
Hooray! You have successfully traversed the mystical land of HTML and PHP, you’ve battled bravely within the realms of CSS, and now, you stand on the precipice of another grand adventure – Responsive Tables!
Fear not, o’ valiant coder, for this is not an insurmountable challenge.
Let’s break this journey down into digestible parts.
What is Responsive Table?
Well, that’s the first round about our humble hero, Responsive Table. Picture a traditional table, packed with information from left to right, top to bottom. But wait! Your screen size changes, and alas, our once beautiful table turns monstrous and unreadable. Responsive Tables to the rescue!
The Foundation of Responsive Tables
Raise your shields, here come complexity!
Just kidding. We’re dealing with Foundation, an uber-friendly CSS framework. This gentleman of a framework has made sure not to leave our friend, Responsive Table, lurking in the shadows.
Befriending the Foundation Framework
Let’s start with a simple table, you know, the one that crumbles when screens play the sizing game. Foundation makes it easy to convert these to Responsive Tables with just a class addition to your table! Yes, it’s really that simple! All you need to do is to add ".responsive" class, like this:
One Size Fits All
The objective here is to resize the table according to the screen size. When the screen is too small to fit the table, Foundation arranges the cells vertically, making the data readable and the design, clean.
Making it Work
Time for some action. Here’s how to put the responsive table class to work.
Callback Functions
Foundation also provides callback functions. Who’s the boss now?
Exploring Styling Opportunities
Foundation opens up a whole world of styling possibilities for your tables. Customize borders, striping, and hover states. You can even add some zing with animated progress bars in table rows.
That’s it! Tame those wild tables with the help of the wonderful Foundation framework. Remember, a responsive site is a happy one, and tables are just part of that picturesque landscape.
Before we sign off – breathe easy, young developer. Remember, coding is fun. If it isn’t, you’re either doing it wrong or you’re reading from the wrong book!
Now, go conquer those tables!
