I am looking for a suggestion on how I can present more than 2 columns in Rise. Without the ability to insert a table that remains assessable, I need to do a comparison that includes 4 columns.
would you consider creating the table in another program, like Word or PowerPoint and then taking a picture of it? Then you could insert the picture into Rise as an image.
Sure. It is a comparison of electrical standards using various equipment types. The details include descriptions, wire sizes, and the regulation rules for each. It is a side-by-side comparison.
A graphic gives the visual but it is content heavy and per Canadian and US regulations must be assessable.
Have you thought about breaking up the comparison by type? For example, all the wire size comparisons could be together and all the descriptions could be together. Then you could use an accordion interaction, for example. Each part of the accordion could be dedicated to a separate feature.
Definitely an idea we considered. I think we have decided to either put the information in tabs (not ideal but doable for now) or create a .pdf file and add it as an attachment.
Thanks for the responses! It has helped me talking through it. Looking forward to the ability to add tables, though!! :D
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would you consider creating the table in another program, like Word or PowerPoint and then taking a picture of it? Then you could insert the picture into Rise as an image.
A picture would no longer be assessable and that is a requirement.
Hi MaryJane!
Could you give us more context about what you're comparing? That may give us more ideas on how you could present it.
Sure. It is a comparison of electrical standards using various equipment types. The details include descriptions, wire sizes, and the regulation rules for each. It is a side-by-side comparison.
A graphic gives the visual but it is content heavy and per Canadian and US regulations must be assessable.
That's helpful, MaryJane!
Have you thought about breaking up the comparison by type? For example, all the wire size comparisons could be together and all the descriptions could be together. Then you could use an accordion interaction, for example. Each part of the accordion could be dedicated to a separate feature.
Just an idea! Let me know what you think.
Definitely an idea we considered. I think we have decided to either put the information in tabs (not ideal but doable for now) or create a .pdf file and add it as an attachment.
Thanks for the responses! It has helped me talking through it. Looking forward to the ability to add tables, though!! :D
You're welcome! If you have time to log a feature request and tell us more about your need for tables, that would be super helpful!
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