toshiyuki

<p>This plugin swaps list for table, if a viewer opens a your page with small width display.<br />
The list for small width display is made from the table which you put in a page with table block editor. You do not need to write list having same contents in table. You can enable this plugin with a simple operation.<br />
The plugin creates list on browser dynamically. So the list is not exists in your WordPress database. You will edit the table being enabled this plugin, even after you uninstall this plugin.</p>
<h4>Table structure and List structure</h4>
<p>Table has header which each cells are in row towards horizontally. The table body’s each cells related with header cells are in row towards horizontally.</p>
<p>The informations is in row towards horizontally even if you see them with small width device. But other information tends to be in row towards vertically.<br />
You visit a page, see contents from top to down. It’s natural way to scroll the display vertically. You encounter a table having long rows while scrolling, you have to stop scrolling vertically and, scroll display horizontally. At end of table row, you have to back to the start of row with scrolling and then scroll down again.</p>
<p>It originated in table having horizontal categorized cells arrangement.<br />
It is not proper for me to keep table structure and show the data vertically.<br />
It is nice for me to arrange data with list. The list data structure has the kind to arrange data vertically.</p>
<h4>OC Smart Table in background</h4>
<p>OC Smart Table creates list from table on browser side dynamically at opening the page. But list is not visible if the display width is enough to show table.<br />
If the display width is not enough to show table, swap list for table.</p>
<h3>Usage</h3>
<h4>Enable OC Smart Table (free)</h4>
<p>You put “oc-smart-table” in  Additional CSS class(es) at Advanced section on Settings sidebar. You need this operation only when you make editting table active. For example, You put a table with table block editor or click a table block which you put before.</p>
<h4>Enable OC Smart Table</h4>
<p>If you have OC Smart Table standard edition, You click “Enable Smart Table” from other toolbar item in table block editor, then You make the editing table be enabled Smart Table.</p>
<p>You can buy standard edition from <a href="https://ocsoft.base.shop/items/62050748" rel="nofollow ugc">here</a>.</p>
<h4>Inherit colors and styles</h4>
<p>You can make the list which the plugin create having table’s colors and styles. To enable the inheritance, You need to enable option “inherit colors and styles” in Smart table setting in Setting sidebar.</p>


Plugin Name: OC Smart Table (free)

It swaps list for table, if a viewer opens your page with small width display.

Birgit Pauli-Haack

<p>GT Table Block extends the built-in <code>core/table</code> block with optional features that compose cleanly — each feature is an independent toggle, not a block style, so any combination can be active on the same table.</p>
<p><strong>Available in this release:</strong></p>
<ul>
<li><strong>Sticky header row</strong> — the <code><thead></code> row pins to the top of the viewport while the table body scrolls. Includes a numeric offset control for sites with a fixed admin bar or site header. Pure CSS at runtime (no frontend JavaScript). The sticky background is an opaque CSS variable with full theme.json customization support (see FAQ below).</li>
<li><strong>Styled first column</strong> — gives the first column the same visual weight as the header row (bold, optional themeable background) and adds <code>scope="row"</code> to those cells in the saved markup so screen readers announce them as row headers. Addresses Gutenberg core issue #1470 (open since 2017). Pure CSS for the styling; the a11y attribute is added at save time only, so the editor preview stays unchanged.</li>
</ul>
<p><strong>Planned for future releases:</strong></p>
<ul>
<li>Sticky first column for wide tables with horizontal scroll — v0.3.0.</li>
<li>Merge / unmerge cells via a block toolbar control — v0.4.0.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Why a variation, not a replacement block?</h4>
<p>The plugin deliberately extends <code>core/table</code> rather than forking it, so existing tables stay compatible with core as it evolves. Independent boolean attributes also let any combination of features be active at once — which block styles (a mutually exclusive radio group) cannot offer.</p>
<h3>Source code</h3>
<p>Source code, build tools, issue tracker, and development log: https://github.com/bph/gt-table-block</p>
<p>The plugin is built with <code>@wordpress/scripts</code> (see the repository’s README for build instructions). Each tagged release on GitHub corresponds to the stable tag published here.</p>


GT Table Block

Sticky header and styled first column for the core Table block, delivered as an opt-in block variation that leaves existing tables untouched.

Plugin Name: OC Smart Table (free) vs GT Table Block