Ask the perfect solution for table column width?

For example, in the development system, tables are often used for N-plus data lists, which are obsessive-compulsive aesthetics. to make every column width of each table relatively perfect, is there a dynamic and perfect solution. First, do not want to: th or td directly width & #039; 30px & #039; second, do not want to: style & quot; width: 30p...

For example, in the development system, tables are often used for N-plus data lists, which are obsessive-compulsive aesthetics. to make every column width of each table relatively perfect, is there a dynamic and perfect solution.

First, do not want to: th or td directly width = '30px'
Second, do not want to: style = "width: 30px"
Third, I don't want to: define a class similar to common column widths, such as table. id and table. handel.

The first type is the least desirable, and the second and third types cannot be dynamically set. there are still a lot of column widths that are not fixed.

Is there a way, for example, the id, name, and upper-level menu operations are the maximum width of the content, and then one of the columns is automatically filled up?

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For example, in the development system, tables are often used for N-plus data lists, which are obsessive-compulsive aesthetics. to make every column width of each table relatively perfect, is there a dynamic and perfect solution.

First, do not want to: th or td directly width = '30px'
Second, do not want to: style = "width: 30px"
Third, I don't want to: define a class similar to common column widths, such as table. id and table. handel.

The first type is the least desirable, and the second and third types cannot be dynamically set. there are still a lot of column widths that are not fixed.

Is there a way, for example, the id, name, and upper-level menu operations are the maximum width of the content, and then one of the columns is automatically filled up?

Do you want your Paster style? make sure you don't want it. So where did your texture come from! You can refer to the dome you just found.

Generally, self-adaptation is good, but some fields may have less content and the self-adaptation is too long. you can only manually write the length. I don't think it's as good as above. The key is to calculate the length of a field. you can manually calculate the length of each table on your own. In addition, there is no way to idealize it. sometimes there are too many words and sometimes less words. In addition, the number of words in a row is large, and the number of words in a row is small.