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Another possibility is the '
horizontalflipped
' choice, which rotates the
column headers by 90 degrees. If we try this choice, another parameter,
$cfg['HeaderFlipType'
], plays a role. Its default value,
css
, displays true
rotated headers. Not every browser supports this; however, Internet Explorer 7
does support this feature and produces:
On other browsers, it seems the best we can achieve is by setting
$cfg['HeaderFlipType']
to
fake
.
We are currently using a table containing a small number of rows. With larger tables,
we could see a more complete set of navigation buttons. To simulate this, let's use the
Show
dialog to change the default number of rows from
30
to
1
; we then click
Show
.
We can see that the navigation bar adapts itself:
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