Personalize your apps using your own code (HTML, CSS, and/or Javascript). You can also choose what data to display using template markers and how your data is rendered.
1. Create a template sheet
Click the Add Sheet button to insert a blank sheet.
Rename the new sheet. In our example, we named it Template.
Click the New sheet icon to insert a blank sheet.
Then, rename as needed (In our example, we named it Template).
2. Set up the template sheet
Your template must be set up like your datasheet and must follow specific preparations to be configured correctly. Your template sheet can contain just one or all template types or components (depending on your specifications).
The following table lists the different types of template available.
Template | Description |
---|---|
HTML |
HTML templates contain the HTML code that gives framework or structure to your app and the relevant {{markers}} that make your template dynamic. Templates enhance your Awesome Table app and improve the user experience:
Learn more about HTML templates. |
CSS |
Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) templates contain the styling code that gives your Awesome Table app its desired look and layout. CSS lets you customize colors, font, size and placement of elements (headings, paragraphs, images, and lists). Learn more about CSS templates. |
Javascript |
JavaScript templates let you add sophisticated behaviors or actions to your Awesome Table app. For example, you can:
Learn more about Javascript templates. |
Header |
Header templates are static elements displayed on top of your Awesome Table app. These templates can be fully customized with HTML (text, images, hyperlinks). Header templates are mainly used to:
Learn more about Header templates. |
3. Link your template sheet to your app
In edit mode, go to Advanced parameters.
Select a Template sheet and reference the Template's range. Learn more about this here.