Customized Table Example
Learn how to customize the appearance and behavior of your table with React Table Grid
This example demonstrates how to further customize your table by using custom components for headers, cells, empty state, loading state, and search input. This allows you to create a refined user experience tailored to your application's design.
Overview
In this example, you will learn how to:
- Create custom header and cell components
- Implement custom empty and loading states
- Customize the search input component
- Configure styling using the
styleConfig
prop
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Key Concepts
- Custom Components: Replace default header, cell, empty, loading, and search input with custom versions.
- Styling Configuration: Utilize
styleConfig
to adjust the appearance of different table elements.
Customization Tips
- Experiment with different icons and styles to match your brand.
- Ensure custom components are accessible and responsive.
Best Practices
- Component Consistency: Keep a consistent design language across custom components.
- Performance: Use state hooks and memoization wisely to optimize performance.
- Accessibility: Maintain keyboard navigation and ARIA attributes in all custom components.
Next Steps
- Try out the Fuzzy Search Example for advanced filtering features.
- Explore Virtualized Table for handling large datasets efficiently.
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