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=== Excluding top rows from sorting ===

This works the same as above for plain (non-header) rows at the top. This can be achieved using <code>class="sorttop"</code> on the desired table row (line starting with <code>|-</code>). It is possible to keep multiple lines fixed at the top, as long as the lines are consecutive.

Table below is an adapted excerpt from an article. '''Sorttop''' is used on the US data row. And the US row is excluded from having a static row number. Note that the "Area" links can't be made bold the normal way. But the whole row can be made bold like this:

<syntaxhighlight lang=wikitext>

|- class="sorttop static-row-numbers-norank" style="font-weight:bold;"

</syntaxhighlight>

{{mw-datatable}}{{table alignment}}{{static row numbers}}{{sticky header}}

{| class="wikitable sortable sticky-header mw-datatable col1left static-row-numbers" style=text-align:right;

|+ Number and percentage of people in poverty by state, D.C., and Puerto Rico. Plus margin of error. 2023.

! Area

! Percent

! Error (±)

! Number

! Error (±)

|- class="sorttop static-row-numbers-norank" style="font-weight:bold;"

| {{flagg|uspeft|pref=Economy of|United States}}

| 12.5

| 0.1

| 40,763,043

| 277,214

|-

| {{flagg|uspeft|pref=Economy of|Puerto Rico}}

| 39.6

| 0.8

| 1,257,607

| 26,856

|-

| {{flagg|uspeft|pref=Economy of|Louisiana}}

| 18.9

| 0.6

| 840,146

| 27,162

|-

| {{flagg|uspeft|pref=Economy of|Mississippi}}

| 18.0

| 0.8

| 512,184

| 21,949

|}

== Configuring the sorting ==