Since the cemetery name and location are the same for every row in the table, they have been moved to the heading above the table.
There is a table column for icons that indicate that a headstone photo is available for that person.
(The column is suppressed if there are no headstone photos in the cemetery)
Every row of the table now contains the person's birth date and place and death date and place.
Placenames can be abbreviated to avoid wrapping.
(One mod setting determines how the placenames are displayed as the page loads,
and another setting determines whether users can click a button to toggle the placenames display format._)
Independently of the abbreviation of placenames, the birthplace column can be hidden (again, to reduce line-wrapping).
(This feature is superseded my a more comprehensive column-management mechanism on mobile devices.)
A new column lists the spouses of each buried person. The spouses can optionally be flagged with the row number of the spouse's data.
Holding the mouse over that row number will highlight the spouse's row.
Clicking on the row number will copy the spouse's table row immediately below the current row so that you can see it conveniently even if it is off-screen.
Sumter Cemetery, Sumter, Sumter, South Carolina, United States
