Stack column

StackColumn groups several columns into one cell, stacking them vertically — useful for showing a name and email together, or a title with a subtitle. Pass the child columns to ->columns().

PHP

StackColumn::make('identity')->label('User')->columns([
  TextColumn::make('name')->sortable(),
  TextColumn::make('email')->copyable(),
]);

TextColumn::make('role');

Preview

Tree

• ▾table
  • actionsLabel:"Actions"
  • bulkActions:[]
  • data:[{"email":"[email protected]","name":"Ada Lovelace","role":"Admin"},{"email":"[email protected]","name":"Alan Turing","role":"Editor"}]
  • emptyLabel:"No results"
  • endpoint:null
  • filters:[]
  • layout:null
  • lazy:null
  • pagination:{"currentPage":null,"from":1,"hasMore":false,"lastPage":null,"mode":"none","nextPage":null,"perPage":null,"to":2,"total":2}
  • resizableColumns:null
  • resizeIndicator:false
  • state:{"filters":[],"page":1,"perPage":25,"sorts":[],"tableFilters":[]}
  • striped:null

  • ·column.stack
  • ▾column.text
    • badge:null
    • copyable:false
    • date:null
    • link:null
    • multiple:null

Style

Each child is a normal column, so its display modifiers still apply — the example makes the name sortable and the email copyable. The stack’s own key labels the header; the children read their own row fields.

StackColumn::make('product')->label('Product')->columns([
    TextColumn::make('title'),
    TextColumn::make('sku')->copyable(),
]);