This example uses the same items as the last, but with a few changes. Obviously the colors have been changed and the images have been removed. We've also included the ColumnRuleColor parameter to draw ruler-lines between the columns.

The applet is now in a table, and this illustrates the use of the ScrollBgColor parameter: we've set that to match the background-color of the table, so it seems separate from the applet.

We've also set ShowSelectorBorder to 'yes', so when you click an item you'll see a border around the selector.

LinkUnderline is now set to 'no', but LinkHoverSwapUnderline is still set to 'yes', so links are underlined when the mouse moves over them.

Finally, we've set AllowSorting to 'no'. The applet still sorts by Column1 when it starts (because SortColumn is set to 1) but the user cannot sort by any other column.