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Table ​

Choose rows and columns from the toolbar to create a table. Inside a cell, content continues with line breaks instead of multiple paragraphs, and Tab and Shift+Tab move to the next or previous cell.

Adding and deleting rows or columns, merging cells, and toggling header cells operate around the selected cells. To use column sorting in the published view after saving a table as sortable, connect attachViewer() from nabi-note/viewer. Tables with merged cells are not sorted.

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Install
npm install nabi-note
Code
import {
  createNabiWith, mountSurface, mountToolbar, mountContextToolbar,
  mountHints, watchSettle, taskListWing, tableWings, imageWing,
  mountViewTools,
} from 'nabi-note'

const selected = [
  taskListWing,
  ...tableWings,
  imageWing,
]
const { nabi, registry } = createNabiWith(selected)

const root = document.querySelector('.nabi')!
const content = document.querySelector('.nabi-content')!

// The locale also sets the direction — Arabic and Urdu run right to left
mountSurface({ nabi, registry, root: content, locale: 'en' })

const settle = watchSettle(document, { surface: content })
const shared = { nabi, registry, surface: content, settle, locale: 'en' }
const toolbar = mountToolbar({ ...shared, root: document.querySelector('#toolbar')! })
const context = mountContextToolbar({ ...shared, root: document.querySelector('#context')! })
mountHints({ toolbar, context, root, surface: content })
// The preview and fullscreen buttons — they stand their own box at the end of the row
mountViewTools({ ...shared, root, container: document.querySelector('#toolbar')! })

// on every change — hook up your own code here
// nabi.onChange(() => user_callback(nabi.getHtml()))
ts
const selected = wings().use('table').build()

CSS Styles ​

Style the table with .nabi-content table, and cells with .nabi-content :is(th, td). Do not change the cell structure or the sort button inserted by the viewer.

css
.article-body table { inline-size: 100%; border-collapse: collapse; }
.article-body :is(th, td) { padding: .6rem .75rem; border: 1px solid var(--nabi-line); }
.article-body th { background: var(--nabi-soft); font-weight: 700; }
.article-body tr:nth-child(even) td { background: color-mix(in srgb, var(--nabi-soft) 45%, transparent); }

If the viewer is connected, keep the .nabi-sort button. If you forcibly override cell position or right padding, it can overlap the sort button.