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This is not possible i'm afraid, Tabulator currently only supports vertical columns






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  • Could you provide a source or explanation for this statement?
    – ggradnig
    Nov 12 at 11:51










  • There isn't any source example for this, it simply isn't a feature built into Tabulator at the moment, it only supports vertical columns
    – Oli Folkerd
    Nov 12 at 12:01










  • Okay, I didn't find anything in the documentation either. Your knowlegde and experience of the API can be seen as the source for this information, so looks good to me.
    – ggradnig
    Nov 12 at 12:07










  • Thanks ggradnig, I'm the chap that developed Tabulator :D
    – Oli Folkerd
    Nov 12 at 12:19












  • Haha, that makes sense ;D
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    Nov 12 at 12:41











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This is not possible i'm afraid, Tabulator currently only supports vertical columns






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  • Could you provide a source or explanation for this statement?
    – ggradnig
    Nov 12 at 11:51










  • There isn't any source example for this, it simply isn't a feature built into Tabulator at the moment, it only supports vertical columns
    – Oli Folkerd
    Nov 12 at 12:01










  • Okay, I didn't find anything in the documentation either. Your knowlegde and experience of the API can be seen as the source for this information, so looks good to me.
    – ggradnig
    Nov 12 at 12:07










  • Thanks ggradnig, I'm the chap that developed Tabulator :D
    – Oli Folkerd
    Nov 12 at 12:19












  • Haha, that makes sense ;D
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    Nov 12 at 12:41















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This is not possible i'm afraid, Tabulator currently only supports vertical columns






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  • Could you provide a source or explanation for this statement?
    – ggradnig
    Nov 12 at 11:51










  • There isn't any source example for this, it simply isn't a feature built into Tabulator at the moment, it only supports vertical columns
    – Oli Folkerd
    Nov 12 at 12:01










  • Okay, I didn't find anything in the documentation either. Your knowlegde and experience of the API can be seen as the source for this information, so looks good to me.
    – ggradnig
    Nov 12 at 12:07










  • Thanks ggradnig, I'm the chap that developed Tabulator :D
    – Oli Folkerd
    Nov 12 at 12:19












  • Haha, that makes sense ;D
    – ggradnig
    Nov 12 at 12:41













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  • Could you provide a source or explanation for this statement?
    – ggradnig
    Nov 12 at 11:51










  • There isn't any source example for this, it simply isn't a feature built into Tabulator at the moment, it only supports vertical columns
    – Oli Folkerd
    Nov 12 at 12:01










  • Okay, I didn't find anything in the documentation either. Your knowlegde and experience of the API can be seen as the source for this information, so looks good to me.
    – ggradnig
    Nov 12 at 12:07










  • Thanks ggradnig, I'm the chap that developed Tabulator :D
    – Oli Folkerd
    Nov 12 at 12:19












  • Haha, that makes sense ;D
    – ggradnig
    Nov 12 at 12:41


















  • Could you provide a source or explanation for this statement?
    – ggradnig
    Nov 12 at 11:51










  • There isn't any source example for this, it simply isn't a feature built into Tabulator at the moment, it only supports vertical columns
    – Oli Folkerd
    Nov 12 at 12:01










  • Okay, I didn't find anything in the documentation either. Your knowlegde and experience of the API can be seen as the source for this information, so looks good to me.
    – ggradnig
    Nov 12 at 12:07










  • Thanks ggradnig, I'm the chap that developed Tabulator :D
    – Oli Folkerd
    Nov 12 at 12:19












  • Haha, that makes sense ;D
    – ggradnig
    Nov 12 at 12:41
















Could you provide a source or explanation for this statement?
– ggradnig
Nov 12 at 11:51




Could you provide a source or explanation for this statement?
– ggradnig
Nov 12 at 11:51












There isn't any source example for this, it simply isn't a feature built into Tabulator at the moment, it only supports vertical columns
– Oli Folkerd
Nov 12 at 12:01




There isn't any source example for this, it simply isn't a feature built into Tabulator at the moment, it only supports vertical columns
– Oli Folkerd
Nov 12 at 12:01












Okay, I didn't find anything in the documentation either. Your knowlegde and experience of the API can be seen as the source for this information, so looks good to me.
– ggradnig
Nov 12 at 12:07




Okay, I didn't find anything in the documentation either. Your knowlegde and experience of the API can be seen as the source for this information, so looks good to me.
– ggradnig
Nov 12 at 12:07












Thanks ggradnig, I'm the chap that developed Tabulator :D
– Oli Folkerd
Nov 12 at 12:19






Thanks ggradnig, I'm the chap that developed Tabulator :D
– Oli Folkerd
Nov 12 at 12:19














Haha, that makes sense ;D
– ggradnig
Nov 12 at 12:41




Haha, that makes sense ;D
– ggradnig
Nov 12 at 12:41


















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