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== Make a Table Sortable ==
 
== Make a Table Sortable ==
 
  
 
Tables can be made sortable by typing class="sortable" in the first line of the table.  
 
Tables can be made sortable by typing class="sortable" in the first line of the table.  
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== Exclude Line from Sorting ==
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== Exclude a Row from Sorting ==
  
 
You can exclude the last row of a table from the sorting process by typing class="sortbottom" on the desired table row (line starting with |-).
 
You can exclude the last row of a table from the sorting process by typing class="sortbottom" on the desired table row (line starting with |-).
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| 5'5"
 
| 5'5"
 
|}  
 
|}  
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Only one row can be marked with class="sortbottom". Otherwise results in the marked rows will be sorted with each other.
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== Exclude a Column from Sorting ==
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If you want a specific column not to be sortable, write class="unsortable" followed by a pipe ( | ) and the column title in its header cell.
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<nowiki>{| border= "1" class="sortable"
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! Name 
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! Age 
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! class = "unsortable" | Height
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|-
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| Joe
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| 14
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| 5'3"
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|-
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| Sally
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| 39
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| 6'1"
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|-
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| Bill
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| 89
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| 5'0"
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|}  </nowiki>
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Which shows up like this on your web page:
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{| border= "1" class="sortable"
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! Name 
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! Age 
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! class="unsortable" | Height
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|-
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| Joe
 +
| 14
 +
| 5'3"
 +
|-
 +
| Sally
 +
| 39
 +
| 6'1"
 +
|-
 +
| Bill
 +
| 89
 +
| 5'0"
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|}
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As you see, the sorting arrows do not show up on the "Height" column.
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== See also: ==
 
== See also: ==

Revision as of 09:58, 22 July 2008

Make a Table Sortable

Tables can be made sortable by typing class="sortable" in the first line of the table.

{| border= "1" class="sortable"
! Name  
! Age  
! Height
|-
| Joe
| 14
| 5'3"
|-
| Sally 
| 39
| 6'1"
|-
| Bill
| 89
| 5'0"
|}  


Which shows up like this on your web page:

Name Age Height
Joe 14 5'3"
Sally 39 6'1"
Bill 89 5'0"


Sortable tables are identified by the arrows in each of its header cells. Clicking them will cause the table rows to sort based on the selected column, in ascending order first, and subsequently toggling between ascending and descending order. Links and other wiki-markup are not possible in headers.


Exclude a Row from Sorting

You can exclude the last row of a table from the sorting process by typing class="sortbottom" on the desired table row (line starting with |-).

{| border= "1" class="sortable"
! Name  
! Age  
! Height
|-
| Joe
| 14
| 5'3"
|-
| Sally 
| 39
| 6'1"
|-
| Bill
| 89
| 5'0"
|- class = "sortbottom"
| '''Average''' 
| 47.3
| 5'5"
|}  


Which shows up like this on your web page:

Name Age Height
Joe 14 5'3"
Sally 39 6'1"
Bill 89 5'0"
Average 47.3 5'5"

Only one row can be marked with class="sortbottom". Otherwise results in the marked rows will be sorted with each other.


Exclude a Column from Sorting

If you want a specific column not to be sortable, write class="unsortable" followed by a pipe ( | ) and the column title in its header cell.

{| border= "1" class="sortable"
! Name  
! Age  
! class = "unsortable" | Height 
|-
| Joe
| 14
| 5'3"
|-
| Sally 
| 39
| 6'1"
|-
| Bill
| 89
| 5'0"
|}  


Which shows up like this on your web page:

Name Age Height
Joe 14 5'3"
Sally 39 6'1"
Bill 89 5'0"

As you see, the sorting arrows do not show up on the "Height" column.


See also:

Sorting Help on Wikipedia