Adding Tables

Tables organize information into rows and columns, making it easier to compare details such as schedules, pricing, or other structured data. Use tables for information that benefits from a grid format rather than arranging page layouts.

Tables can be created using the dedicated Table component or directly within the Text Editor, which offers additional formatting and customization options.

Adding a Table

1. Add Table — select this component from the Content drop-down within a Section.
2. Table Caption — Optional. Add a short description of the table to help visitors understand its purpose.
3. Table — Enter information directly into the table cells or use one of the import options below.
4. Change Number of Rows/Columns — Expand this section to define the number of rows and columns, then click Rebuild Table.

Other Ways to Add Data

Copy & Paste

1. Open the Copy & Paste section.
2. Under Choose Column Separator, select how your data is separated. Choose TAB for content copied from Excel or Google Sheets. Other options include comma, semicolon, pipe, plus, and colon.
3. Paste your information into Paste Table Data Here.
4. Click Important & Rebuild.

Import from CSV

1. Open the Import from CSV section.
2. Click Choose File and select your CSV file.
3. Click Upload CSV to create the table.

Creating a Table with the Text Editor

The Text Editor provides additional customization options beyond the standard Table component, including table headers, cell spacing, alignment, and captions. It also allows advanced users to edit the table HTML when necessary.

1. Add Text – Add a Text component or open an existing one.
2. Insert Table – Place your cursor where the table should appear and select the Table button from the WYSIWYG editor toolbar.
3. Rows and Columns – Enter the number of rows and columns needed.
4. Headers – Choose whether your table uses a header row, header column, or both. Propper headers help screen readers associate information with the correct labels.
5. Additional Settings – Adjust cell spacing, padding, borders, or alignment as needed. Default settings are generally sufficient.
6. Caption – Add a short title or description of the table when helpful.
7. Save – Click OK to insert the table, then enter or update its content.