Introduction
These two features are written so that if someone views the content in an email, activity stream, notification, or browser that's not running JavaScript, then the content will simply appear in a standard table.
Tabbed Content
This is an alternative way to present some content. If you put the command {tabbedtable} in the first column heading, you'll enable a feature which turns your table into a tabbed layout when you publish your changes.
From the 'Insert' menu:
This will give you a helper dialog which tells you how the feature works, and allow you to insert an example. It isn't essential that you do this each time you want to use this feature.. it's just a reminder of where you'd need to put your text and the {tabbedtable} command in a standard table.
After you publish your content, the table will be automatically turned into a tabbed layout like this;
Filtered Tables
This is really handy If you've got a table of data that you'd like to make searchable, or have the columns filterable. Simply put the text {searchbar} in any column heading if you want to make the table searchable, and use {filter} to display a drop-down filter.
When you're editing your content, click this icon in the editor toolbar;
This will give you a helper dialog which tells you how the feature works, and allow you to insert an example. It isn't essential that you do this each time you want to use this feature.. it's just a reminder of where you'd need to put the {filer} and {searchbar} commands in a standard table.
After you publish your content, you'll see the filters and search bar will automatically appear;
