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Tell me manuals, tools and everything that is possible to create complex table headers, such as this one: I

will consider any options, except for pictures

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1) IMHO, it will be difficult for users to view and perceive information
2) maybe it makes sense to display it in diagrams, graphs, etc.?

If there is a need for a vertical display of text in a table, then perhaps it makes sense to present the data differently. For example, use abbreviations (in the simplest case), change the direction of the table (turn columns into rows, and vice versa) and / or limit the number of simultaneously displayed parameters to the most necessary.

Yes, I forgot to clarify - the question was precisely in writing the text vertically. Moreover, I did css:transform, but I got not entirely satisfactory results:

for some reason I thought that tables still do not know how to work with css:transform and for this you need to use javascript.
Thank you for reminding me that you should always start with the simplest, namely, removing all unnecessary styles. My problem was that I had table.blabla { width:100%} style. After I removed it, everything fell into place, but, oddly enough, by adding this style to your cssdesk template, nothing bad happened, and everything worked as it should.
Thanks for the link to the helpful service!

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Answer 1

1) IMHO, it will be difficult for users to view and perceive information
2) maybe it makes sense to display it in diagrams, graphs, etc.?

Answer 2

If there is a need for a vertical display of text in a table, then perhaps it makes sense to present the data differently. For example, use abbreviations (in the simplest case), change the direction of the table (turn columns into rows, and vice versa) and / or limit the number of simultaneously displayed parameters to the most necessary.

Answer 3

Yes, I forgot to clarify - the question was precisely in writing the text vertically. Moreover, I did css:transform, but I got not entirely satisfactory results:

for some reason I thought that tables still do not know how to work with css:transform and for this you need to use javascript.
Thank you for reminding me that you should always start with the simplest, namely, removing all unnecessary styles. My problem was that I had table.blabla { width:100%} style. After I removed it, everything fell into place, but, oddly enough, by adding this style to your cssdesk template, nothing bad happened, and everything worked as it should.
Thanks for the link to the helpful service!