Right now applying a table style means designing it from scratch. A preset dropdown (Minimal, Striped, Dark, Blueprint) should let users apply a complete named CSS class to the table in one click. then fine-tune from there. The applyStyle function and #elementType pattern already exist in tifany.js. Presets just need to apply a CSS class (e.g. tafne-theme-striped) to the table element. Class definitions go in tifanyUI.css.
Fixes: Table Mode becomes usable for non-technical users immediately; no manual CSS knowledge required.
Right now applying a table style means designing it from scratch. A preset dropdown (Minimal, Striped, Dark, Blueprint) should let users apply a complete named CSS class to the table in one click. then fine-tune from there. The
applyStylefunction and#elementTypepattern already exist intifany.js. Presets just need to apply a CSS class (e.g. tafne-theme-striped) to the table element. Class definitions go intifanyUI.css.Fixes: Table Mode becomes usable for non-technical users immediately; no manual CSS knowledge required.