Is it worth writing a script that auto generates the columnheaders, and row syntax, instead of you doing it manually each time. Potentially this could be a script run in the google doc in an app script, or something run locally. Basically, ingest column names, spit out html. For instance, for the columns: foo, bar, baz you would get the following:
<tr>
<th role="columnheader">
<div class="sorter"><div class="icon"></div></div>
<div class="header"><%= COPY.labels.hdr_foo %></div>
</hr>
<th role="columnheader">
<div class="sorter"><div class="icon"></div></div>
<div class="header"><%= COPY.labels.hdr_bar %></div>
</hr>
<th role="columnheader">
<div class="sorter"><div class="icon"></div></div>
<div class="header"><%= COPY.labels.hdr_baz %></div>
</hr>
</tr>
and
<tr class="tk" role="row">
<td role="cell" data-title="<%= COPY.labels.hdr_foo %><%= row.foo %></td>
<td role="cell" data-title="<%= COPY.labels.hdr_bar %><%= row.bar %></td>
<td role="cell" data-title="<%= COPY.labels.hdr_baz %><%= row.baz %></td>
</tr>
Of course there is always further customization that happens from this point but it could save a bit of time in reformatting the index.html
Is it worth writing a script that auto generates the columnheaders, and row syntax, instead of you doing it manually each time. Potentially this could be a script run in the google doc in an app script, or something run locally. Basically, ingest column names, spit out html. For instance, for the columns:
foo, bar, bazyou would get the following:and
Of course there is always further customization that happens from this point but it could save a bit of time in reformatting the index.html