AdaptTable for Ant Design

Mobile cards in Ant Design

Below the mobile breakpoint every row becomes a Ant Design card. Same columns, same row content, same query state — there is nothing to configure and no second layout to build.

paginationMode="auto" resolves to infinite scroll on phones and a pager on desktop. Per column, mobileLabel and hideOnMobile tune what a card shows.

renderCard replaces the card's body with your own layout while the shell keeps selection, row actions and expansion — so a custom card is a layout decision, not a rewrite.

Each card is a small Card using antd's own title and extra slots for the leading and trailing controls, with the fields in a Descriptions list — antd's card stays small at either density, so compact tightens the gap between cards rather than the cards themselves.

The code

import { DataTable } from "@adapttable/antd";

export function People({ rows, columns }) {
  return (
    <DataTable
      data={rows}
      columns={columns}
      rowKey={(row) => row.id}
      paginationMode="auto"
      mobileBreakpoint={768}
      renderCard={(row, card) => (
        <MyCard row={row} {...card} />
      )}
    />
  );
}

Install

pnpm add @adapttable/antd @adapttable/core antd

The same feature in the other kits

• Mobile cards in Mantine — Rounded, friendly, filled controls
• Mobile cards in MUI — Material elevation, uppercase actions
• Mobile cards in Chakra — Soft teal, generous radius
• Mobile cards in Radix — Radix Themes, iris accent
• Mobile cards in Base UI — Unstyled primitives, blue accent
• Mobile cards in shadcn — Monochrome, ring focus
• Mobile cards in Tailwind — Unstyled — your own classes

More Ant Design features

• Filtering in Ant Design — Kit-native operators, date ranges, checklists, an AND/OR tree, chips.
• Column management in Ant Design — Show, hide, reorder, pin and resize — from a menu you did not write.
• Column groups in Ant Design — Spanning headers that collapse to a stub, a kept child, or a custom cell.
• Row selection in Ant Design — A set of ids that survives paging, with bulk actions over it.
• Rows in Ant Design — Pin, drag-reorder, merge cells, and a 3-dot menu per row.
• Inline cell editing in Ant Design — Kit-native editors in the cell; every write goes through your handler.
• Row grouping in Ant Design — Nested group headers with counts, subtotals, footers and collapse state.
• Nested tables in Ant Design — A real table under a row — same engine, own columns, own keys.
• Export and print in Ant Design — CSV, XLSX and PDF from one seam — plus a real print layout.
• Large datasets in Ant Design — 100k rows, 40 columns, virtualized rows and columns, sticky chrome.
• Tree data in Ant Design — Rows that contain rows — nesting, chevrons, keyboard traversal.
• Pivot tables in Ant Design — Rows down the side, dimensions across the top, subtotals at every level.
• Saved views in Ant Design — Name an arrangement, share it as a link, manage the list in place.
• Spreadsheet formulas in Ant Design — Computed columns typed as formulas, errors reported in the cell.
• Right-to-left Ant Design data table — Arabic strings, a flipped axis, and a popover that opens from the right edge.
• Live updates in Ant Design — Rows change while you read them. Sort and selection hold.
• Accessible Ant Design data table — Arrow-key focus, a visible ring, and every announcement shown as text.

Reference: mobile. More of this kit: AdaptTable for Ant Design, or the live demo.