| raw | true |
|---|---|
| title | Table |
| description | A data table styled in place: header rule, row lines, optional stripes, hover, and cell borders, with numeric columns that line up. |
| nav_group | Content |
| nav_order | 8 |
A data table styled in place: header rule, row lines, optional stripes, hover, and cell borders, with numeric columns that line up.
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<table class="table" data-striped>
<caption>Summits</caption>
<thead>
<tr><th scope="col">Peak</th><th scope="col" data-numeric>Height (m)</th></tr>
</thead>
<tbody>
<tr><td>Ben Nevis</td><td data-numeric>1,345</td></tr>
<tr><td>Snowdon</td><td data-numeric>1,085</td></tr>
<tr><td>Scafell Pike</td><td data-numeric>978</td></tr>
</tbody>
</table>Rows and columns of data: prices, results, comparisons. If the content is a list of things with a picture each, that is a grid of cards, not a table.
The class goes on the table. Cells get padding from data-size and a line beneath each row; the header row gets a stronger rule. data-striped tints every other row, data-hover the row under the pointer, data-border draws every cell. Mark a column of numbers with data-numeric on its cells and header: they align to the end with tabular figures, so the digits line up. The marker works on any element, a price or a legend's values, where it gives the figures alone. A comparison, a feature column and a column per plan, reads across best when the columns are equal: data-fixed gives every column the same share of the width, whatever it holds. To make the first column wider, give its header cell a width, <th style="inline-size: 40%">, and the others share the rest. data-align="center" (or start, end) on a th or td aligns that cell, and on a tr every cell in the row; a cell's own value, or its data-numeric, outranks its row's. A tick in a centered cell is an inline svg, and the reset makes an svg a block, so wrap it in an icon or give it display: inline-block for the alignment to reach it.
<table class="table" data-fixed aria-label="Plans compared">
<thead><tr><th scope="col" style="inline-size: 40%">Feature</th><th scope="col" data-align="center">Free</th><th scope="col" data-align="center">Walker</th></tr></thead>
<tbody><tr data-align="center"><th scope="row" data-align="start">Offline maps</th><td>No</td><td>Yes</td></tr></tbody>
</table>data-sticky on the thead pins the header row at --yeti-sticky-offset while the rows scroll under it; its cells take the surface color so the rows do not show through, and the rule beneath them moves with them. Set the offset to 0 on the thead to pin it flush with the top. A table that is wider than its container goes inside a scroller, which scrolls it sideways while the table itself stays a table. data-nowrap on the table keeps every cell's line; on a single th or td it keeps just that cell's; either way, put the table in a scroller so the kept line has somewhere to go.
<div class="scroller" role="region" aria-label="Quarterly results" tabindex="0">
<table class="table" data-size="sm" data-border>
<caption>Quarterly results</caption>
<thead><tr><th scope="col">Region</th><th scope="col" data-numeric>Q1</th><th scope="col" data-numeric>Q2</th></tr></thead>
<tbody><tr><th scope="row">North</th><td data-numeric>120</td><td data-numeric>132</td></tr></tbody>
</table>
</div>A table needs a name: a caption, or aria-label or aria-labelledby on the element. Header cells carry scope. Yeti never turns a table into stacked cards at narrow widths, because that breaks the relationships a screen reader depends on; use a scroller and keep the table a table.
| Attribute | Type | Values | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
data-size |
enum | sm, md, lg |
md |
Cell padding and text size; sm is the compact table. |
data-striped |
boolean | Tint every other body row. | ||
data-hover |
boolean | Tint the row under the pointer. | ||
data-border |
boolean | Borders around every cell instead of lines between rows, as a box draws its border. | ||
data-nowrap |
boolean | Every cell keeps its line; put the table in a scroller. | ||
data-fixed |
boolean | Fixed table layout: the columns share the width equally, whatever their content. A width on a first-row header cell makes that column wider and the rest share what is left. |
Attributes that descendants carry, not the root.
| Attribute | Type | Values | On | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
data-numeric |
boolean | * |
Tabular figures, so digits line up, on any element; on a table's cells and headers the column is end-aligned too. | |
data-nowrap |
boolean | th, td |
This cell keeps its line. | |
data-align |
enum | start, center, end |
th, td, tr |
Aligns the text of this cell, or of every cell in this row. A cell's own data-align or data-numeric outranks its row's. |
> caption: 0 to 1. The table's title.> thead: 0 to 1. The header row. With data-sticky it pins at --yeti-sticky-offset as the rows scroll under it, painted with the surface and carrying its rule.> tbody: at least 1. The rows.[data-numeric]: any number. A cell (or header cell) of numbers: end-aligned with tabular figures.
| Token | Description |
|---|---|
--yeti-table-stripe |
Fill of even rows with data-striped. |
--yeti-table-border |
Row and cell borders. |
--yeti-color-border-strong |
The rule under the header. |
--yeti-text-md |
Text size when data-size is absent. |
--yeti-space-sm |
The space step when data-size is absent; a cell's inline padding follows it. |
--yeti-weight-strong |
Weight of the caption and of header cells. |
--yeti-border-width |
Width of the row rules, and of every cell border with data-border. |
--yeti-color-surface |
Background of the head cells when the head is pinned with data-sticky. |
--yeti-color-surface-sunken |
Background of a row under the pointer with data-hover. |
Internal tokens (may change between minor versions)
--_yeti-size-text--_yeti-size-space
- Give the table a caption, or aria-label / aria-labelledby. Header cells carry scope="col" or scope="row". A table wider than its container goes inside a scroller with tabindex="0" and a label; the table itself never changes shape, so it stays a table for assistive tech.
- Used without guards: logical properties, font-variant-numeric
- Behind
@supports: nothing
None. This component is CSS only.
Available since 7.0.0.