gridder element “table” refinements

[ae]

Additional refinements to the table element would come in handy. For instance an option in the editor to rearrange columns by drag and drop (as is possible with rows currently) and an option to assign cell spacing to top, bottom, left, and right separately (or, alternatively, to define spacing between columns).

[arminunruh]

ah yes very good ideas!

[ae]

@arminunruh said in gridder element “table” refinements:

ah yes very good ideas!

🙏

[ae]

Would be amazing to have these options in one of the future updates.

[ae]

Additionally, it would come in handy to have a “wordbreak” button as part of the text editing interface—“<wbr>” in addition to “nonbreaking space” and “soft hyphen.” (For instance for linebreaks after “/” without a hyphen being added.)

[ae]

Another question regarding the table element: How come some 2-column tables are rendered correctly while other 2-column tables on the same website but in another project are displayed as 1-column lists of cells? They show up the same way within the editor.

[arminunruh]

seems like a rare styling issue where the id selector didnt work properly
will release an update now that fixes this.

Additionally, it would come in handy to have a “wordbreak” button as part of the text editing interface—“<wbr>” in addition to “nonbreaking space” and “soft hyphen.” (For instance for linebreaks after “/” without a hyphen being added.)

ok noted

[ae]

Thank you, the update fixed that issue.

[ae]

Just wondering whether these suggestions made it onto the “to do” list…?

[arminunruh]

hey!!

or instance an option in the editor to rearrange columns by drag and drop (as is possible with rows currently) and an option to assign cell spacing to top, bottom, left, and right separately (or, alternatively, to define spacing between columns).

this right?

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Additionally, it would come in handy to have a “wordbreak” button as part of the text editing interface—“<wbr>” in addition to “nonbreaking space” and “soft hyphen.” (For instance for linebreaks after “/” without a hyphen being added.)

it did make it on my list, however I had too many other things to work on so I didnt work on this yet

[ae]

Yes, indeed. Thanks for adding those to your list! (Oviously not very urgent but looking forward to these changes at some point in the future nonetheless.)