ArtiGrid

conditional colors in cells and rows

Conditional Colors for Cells and Rows

This example shows how to apply conditional colors to specific cells or entire rows in an ArtiGrid table.

1. Apply Color to a Specific Cell


$grid->CellColor('officeCode', '==', 4, 'red');

This line sets the background color of the

officeCode

column to red when its value is equal to 4.

2. Apply Color to an Entire Row


$grid->RowColor('employeeNumber', '==', 1370, '#8DED79');

This line highlights the entire row with a light green color (

#8DED79

) if the employeeNumber is 1370.

3. Render the Table


$grid->table('employees');
echo $grid->render();

After setting the conditions, you call

render()

to display the table with the conditional formatting applied.

Summary:

```
CellColor
```
is used to color a specific column based on a condition.
```
RowColor
```
is used to color an entire row based on a condition.
Conditions can use operators like
```
==
```
,
```
<
```
,
```
>
```
, etc.
These features make it easy to highlight important data dynamically.


<?php
    $grid = new ArtiGrid();
    $grid->table('employees');
    $grid->CellColor('officeCode','==',4,'red');
    $grid->RowColor('employeeNumber','==',1370,'#8DED79');
    echo $grid->render();
?>

	employeeNumber	lastName	firstName	extension	email	officeCode	reportsTo	jobTitle	Actions