Hi I am interested in posting a table on my forums... it is in BBCode. But I would like to make the rows numbered, so that if i add another row, it will automatically give it the correct number.

ex:

#	score	name
1.	la	blahblah1
2.	la	blahblah2

^ i put the number in their manually to show what i want.. how can i do this so it automatically numbers my rows?

I doubt if there is an automatic way of doing it.

As Sanket stated above, I don't believe that there is any way to have the numbers appear automatically with each [tr]. The only way is to just add '1.' in each column. Or, maybe the [list=1] would work for that.

I tried fitting [LIST] in there, but it seems that list wont go through table rows, and if you put it outside the table rows, the list get sposted outside the table itself.... Unless yall know of a way to fit it in there :3 I'm a noob in coding

Well, if the [*] list won't work, then I guess there's no other way but to just list numbers manually.

Hello,


This works but only on google chrome and safari :

Code:

[list=1][table border=1]
[tr]
[td][*]case[/td][td]case[/td]
[/tr]
[tr]
[td][*]case[/td][td]case[/td]
[/tr]
[tr]
[td][*]case[/td][td]case[/td]
[/tr]
[/table][/list]

Result :

case	case
case	case
case	case

On firefox, opera and internet explorer I don't thinks there is a way.

Cordially.

thank you :O too bad it doesn't work on everything

Oh man. I know how to do it in HTML, but not in BB code.

Hello,
You can use the following code for that.
But it won't make table rows that produce number automatically

Code:

[list=1]
[*]blah blah blah...list1
[*]blah blah blah...list2
[*]blah blah blah...list3
[/list]

Out put...

1. blah blah blah...list1
   
2. blah blah blah...list2
   
3. blah blah blah...list3
   

If you add in your CSS style sheet ( AP > Display > Colors > CSS Stylesheet ) :

Code:

table.numbered { counter-reset: line-number; } table.numbered td:first-child:before { content: counter(line-number) "."; counter-increment: line-number; padding-right: 0.3em; }

And then in a post :

Code:

[table class="numbered"]
[tr][td][/td][td]cell 1[/td][td]cell 2[/td][/tr]
[tr][td][/td][td]cell 1[/td][td]cell 2[/td][/tr]
[/table]

That should work with other browser than IE ( because it use CSS2.1 properties that IE doesn't support ).

Cordially.