How to bold titles in Vizlib table

[Breezy]

I created a Vizlib table with five columns. How do I bold the headings? I thought the option might be in 'Appearance' but I do not see it there. 

[Josef_Gustafson]

Hello @Breezy,

As of right now there is no option to bolden the column headers, however it is possible to do through alternative methods. If you embed your objects in a webpage / mashup you can use CSS to modify the contents and thus bolden the headers. The CSS code would look something like this: 

.qs-st table th {

  font-weight: bold;

}

Hopefully this helped!
 

[Breezy]

Thank you Josef. I don't know CSS so I will leave it as is then. 

[Zapparoli]

Hi Breezy, for that you will need to use some CSS.

First you will need a Multi-KPI Object on your Sheet.

You will need to insert a dummy measure for it to work like: 

After that, go to "Appearance - Styles" Inside the Styles (CSS) Box paste this:

.qv-st-header-cell-wrapper {
font-weight: bold;
}
.qv-object-qlik-multi-kpi {
display: none;
}

.qv-mode-edit .qv-object-qlik-multi-kpi {
display: flex;
}

This will make the Headers Bold and hide the Multi-KPI object when you are NOT in edit mode.

The result is: 

Let me know if it helps.

-Zapparoli

[Breezy]

Hi, I don't know CSS so I think I will leave it as is. Thank you for the heads up!

[MartW · Accepted solution]

@Breezy in the Title of your question you state that you are using a Vizlib table instead of a native Qlik table.
because I think you are new to Qlik let me explain the differance.

a native Qlik table is what comes with Qlik (cloud, other products as well) out of the box.  these tables you can't style (execpt with CSS)

vizlib tables is an 3rd party extension from the company called Vizlib. this company is a techinical partner of Qlik and they make addons for Qlik.

if you are using a Vizlib table then you can create a Bold header see screenshot)

in edit mode go to the object --> click on appearance --> header --> scroll a bit and you can bold your header text (screenshot 2).

[Breezy]

Thank you! That worked. I think I originally forgot to add 'Vizlib' in the Qlik Community title so I went back and edited it in case it made a difference. (apologies to the others who replied here).