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Tailwind CSS Tables
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Bordered
Striped
Hover
Alternate Responsive
With Checkboxes
With Sorting Buttons
With Heading and Action
With Heading and Search
In Card
In Card with Search
In Card with Search and Actions
Column Sorting
In Card Alternate
In Card Alternate with Search
In Card Alternate with Search and Actions
Frequently Asked Questions
Let’s have a better look into Tailwind CSS Tables.
How do I implement column sorting?
The components include working examples with visual sort indicators (arrows in column headers). The sorting logic is handled through click handlers on sortable headers that toggle the sort direction and re-order the data array. For server-side sorting, pass the column name and direction as query parameters. The sort state is maintained so the UI reflects which column is sorted and in which direction.
How do I handle bulk actions with row selection?
Checkbox variants include a selection column and a "select all" toggle in the header. Track selected row IDs in your component state. The "select all" checkbox should toggle all currently visible rows. When rows are selected, show a bulk action bar above the table with options like delete, export, or status change. Clear the selection after the action completes.
When should I use a table versus a list or card grid?
Tables work best when users need to compare values across rows and columns, or when the data has a consistent structure with many fields. Lists and card grids are better for content with variable shapes, rich media, or when the data doesn't lend itself to columns. If your users are scanning a column of numbers or statuses, a table wins. If they're browsing visual content, cards are the better fit.
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