Right now my icons are now showing up as shown in screenshot below:

would the code simply be:
<MaterialTable
icons={
{ Search, NextPage }
}
columns={[....]}
/>
I tried doing so, but I got this error:

In addition, is there a way to adjust the size of Material Table itself? I don't see a width/height prop.
Thank you so much in advance!
Is there also a way to disable displaying:

I also have a similar question. Is there a way to adjust the width of both the table itself and respective columns of the table?
@brittanywang for your question about displaying the Rows per page:
<MaterialTable
options={{ paging: false }}
/>
That did it for me.
@JWLangford thank you!
To set width of columns use both cellStyle and headerStyle:
{ title: 'Name', field: 'name',
cellStyle: {
width: 20,
maxWidth: 20
},
headerStyle: {
width:20,
maxWidth: 20
}
},
for table width you can cover table with a div that has its own width
@mbrn thank you for your comments! I am still unable to display the icons. Do you have any suggestions? Do I have to import MaterialUI? Currently I'm using:
<MaterialTable
icons={
{ Search, NextPage }
}
columns={[....]}
/>
Thank you for your time!
@brittanywang How did you import icons Search and NextPage
@mbrn forgot to close this, resolved in (#93). Many thanks again!
when i set data table in container, it exceeds than container, how i fix this issue
I had the same problem, but I solved as
cellStyle: {
width: 300,
minWidth: 300
},
headerStyle: {
width: 300,
minWidth: 300
},
...
If you want to down size use maxWidth, but if you want to up size use minWidth
Is there also a way to disable displaying:
in the options you can disable the pagination by using paging: false
```
options = {{
paging: false
}}
but if you want to up size use minWidth
it's not working...
but if you want to up size use minWidth
it's not working...
It's true, it doesn't work, but this does: Put width: 120 (or whatever value you need) as an attribute of the column, just like you do with title: "my title", width: 50, ... etc
https://material-table.com/#/docs/features/fixed-columns
This works for me.
With Gson in backend as json.
JsonDataKeys: simple enum to store names.
public static JsonObject getKeyCell() {
JsonObject key = new JsonObject();
key.addProperty(JsonDataKeys.title.name(), "Key");
key.addProperty(JsonDataKeys.field.name(), JsonDataKeys.key.name());
key.addProperty(JsonDataKeys.editable.name(), "never");
JsonObject keyCellStyle = new JsonObject();
keyCellStyle.addProperty("maxWidth", "200px");
key.add("cellStyle", keyCellStyle);
key.add("headerStyle", keyCellStyle);
key.addProperty("width", "200px");
return key;
}
It looks like the min value is 100.
I tried
cellStyle: {
backgroundColor: '#bfbfbf',
color: '#000000',
width: 100,
maxWidth: 100
},
headerStyle: {
backgroundColor: '#bfbfbf',
color: '#000000',
width: 100,
maxWidth: 100
}
It only works for number above 100. Cannot go any lower.
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@brittanywang for your question about displaying the Rows per page:
<MaterialTable options={{ paging: false }} />That did it for me.