Introduction:
In the realm of data management, presenting information in a clear and organized manner is crucial, especially when dealing with tables that contain numerous rows. One effective technique to enhance readability and highlight key data points is by using background colors. Similar to conditional formatting in spreadsheets, applying background colors to fields in a table can help prioritize information and draw attention to important items. This visual cue not only makes it easier for users to quickly identify critical data but also improves the overall user experience. In this blog, we’ll explore how to use CSS to implement background colors in tables, transforming your data presentation into a more intuitive and visually appealing format.
Color code fields within a table/collection - Modern Designer
Select CSS in the top right corner.
Copy and paste the CSS code from the Laserfiche Advent Calendar Day 13 into CSS to apply styling to your fields.
Use a lookup rule to bring over data from database to append the table.
Add CSS class of low, medium, and high to the fields within the table using field rules to change out the CSS class as the Priority field changes.
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