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Add styles for tables #41
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I concur. Table styling would definitely be a nice addition to Skeleton. |
It would be nice with a neutral design. |
+1 |
Wouldn't be too hard to add either. May take a crack at it. |
I took a shot at this, borrowing from Bootstrap. Check out my demo and let me know what you think. |
I like what you did, but I'd also like to have the option to have different colors on each row, I think it makes the table data much more readable. |
I added zebra striped row styling to the demo. Again cloned from Bootstrap. :) |
Congratulations dstotijn, like it, it's rock ;) |
Awesome, thanks a lot ;) |
For possible future reference, I've put this here: https://github.com/dstotijn/Skeleton-tables |
This should absolutely be merged in. |
I agree |
Hey fellas - I appreciate the suggestions and think the tables would certainly be great, but I designed Skeleton to be lightweight and only have the absolute bare bone basics. I rarely use tables and don't want to include more components (if anything, I want to slim it down more). Skeleton was never meant to be robust, but I whole heartedly encourage anyone to use the fork with the tables! Thanks for your understanding, but hit me up if there is more concern or questions on the issue. |
I think that as a boilerplate/framework, Skeleton should style tables as well, possibly the same way blueprint does it, with different colors for each rows.
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