Changes between Version 8 and Version 9 of TablePlugin/docs

Timestamp:

Aug 5, 2012, 4:24:54 PM (12 years ago)

Author:

jonny

Comment:

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TablePlugin/docs

@@ -42 +42 @@
 #!All comment lines begin with #!
 
-#!-- First, we need to setup our column names, using the @column keyword, so that we can add data to them.
+#!-- First, we need to tell the table that it should be styled using the default style.
+
+@table (@default)
+
+#!-- Next, we need to setup our column names, using the @column keyword, so that we can add data to them.
 #!-- Define the three columns to use: task, details, status
 
@@ -50 +54 @@
 
 #!-- Using the column names above (task, details, status), we can add the data.
-#!-- 
+#!-- As mentioned in the keywords list above, these names can be anything you want.
+#!-- This first row will be the headers for the table.
 
 @task: Task
@@ -56 +61 @@
 @status: Status
 
-#!-- The next row, noticed the @complete style applied to @status cell.
+#!-- The next row will be the rest of the data that relates to Task, Details of the Task and the Status.
 
 @task: Task 1
 @details: Details of Task 1.
-@status (@complete): Complete
+@status: Complete
 
 #!-- Remaining rows below...
@@ -72 +77 @@
 @status: Not Complete
 
+#!-- More rows added below if required... No limit on the amount of data.
+
 }}}
 
 }}}
+
+From this example, you can see that the layout is very simple to setup and easy to read. Readability was a big factor when designing this markup.
+
+Basically, after the columns are defined, you add your data and save the table. The default styles will be used 
 
 == Table Styles ==