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14 results for “table”
Clear search- TableUI componentsLays out many records with the same structure in rows and columns, one record per row and one field per column, so they're easy to compare, sort, and filter.Also called “Data table”
- Data TableLayoutsShows lots of records of the same kind in rows and columns, one record per row and one field per column, with filters, sorting, pagination and bulk actions so users can find and compare rows.Also called “Table view”
- Pricing TableUI componentsThe section on a marketing site that lists a few plans side by side. Each one shows the price, who it's for, what's included, and a buy button, and the recommended plan is usually highlighted.
- AnchorUI componentsA small table of contents listing the section titles on the current page. Click one to jump there; while scrolling, the current section is highlighted automatically.Also called “Table of contents”
- InteractionsDrag to ReorderPress and hold a list item, drag it to a new spot, and let go to change the order. Common for to-do items, menu setup, and photo order.Also called “Sortable list”
- InteractionsInline EditClick and edit right where the content is shown, with no page change or dialog. Press Enter or click outside to save.Also called “Editable cell”
- Article LayoutLayoutsA page designed for reading long text. The body stays in a fairly narrow column, with heading levels, paragraph spacing and a table of contents so long content isn't tiring to read.
- Empty StateLayoutsA placeholder shown when a list, table or page has no content. It uses an illustration and one sentence to explain why it's empty, plus a button for the next step.
- Filter BarUI componentsA row of query conditions above a list or table, like keyword, status, or date range, used to narrow down the data you see.
- FAQ SectionUI componentsA section that collects the questions visitors ask most, with their answers. On marketing sites it's usually a list of questions you can click to expand, placed after the pricing table and before the footer.
- InteractionsBulk ActionCheck several items first, then delete, export, or change the status of all of them at once, instead of handling them one by one.
- InteractionsFilter & SortFiltering narrows the data down by conditions, and sorting changes the order. The two often appear together above lists and tables.
- InteractionsStickyAn element stays pinned once it scrolls to the top edge, like a navbar, a table header, or a section heading that stops at the top while you scroll.
- Styling & CSSResponsive DesignThe same page adjusts its layout automatically to the screen width, so it can be viewed and used properly on phones, tablets, and computers.