Table

Easily create nice looking tables, which come in different styles.

Table of contents

• Usage
• Divider modifier
• Striped modifier
• Hover modifier
• Size modifiers
• Justify modifier
• Alignment modifier
• Responsive table
  • Stack on small viewports
• Column width modifier
• Utilities

Usage

To apply this component, add the .uk-table class to a <table> element.

Divider modifier

Add the .uk-table-divider class to display a divider between table rows.

Striped modifier

Add zebra-striping to a table by adding the .uk-table-striped class.

Hover modifier

Add the .uk-table-hover class to display a hover state on table rows.

Size modifiers

Add the .uk-table-sm or .uk-table-lg class to a table to make it smaller or larger.

Justify modifier

To remove the outer padding of the first and last columns so that they are flush with the table, add the .uk-table-justify class.

Alignment modifier

To vertically center table content, just add the .uk-table-middle class. You can also apply the class to <tr> or <td> elements for a more specific selection.

Responsive table

If your table happens to be wider than its container element or would eventually get too big on a specific viewport width, just wrap it inside a <div> element and add the .uk-overflow-auto class from the Utility component. This creates a container that provides a horizontal scrollbar whenever the elements inside it are wider than the container itself.

Stack on small viewports

If you want table columns to stack on small screens, add the .uk-table-responsive class.

Note Resize the browser window to see the columns stack.

Column width modifier

To modify the column width or content, you can use one of the following classes. You just need to add this class to one of the column cells. It’s recommended on the header cell.

Utilities

To optimize the display of table cells and their specific content, you can add one of the following classes.