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Tables are best used to display tabular data on your page.

Tables are a complicated topic. While useful for organizing data, they can problematic if too complex. A complicated table with many columns and rows may display fine on a computer screen, but may not work well on a tablet or phone screen.

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Insert a Basic Table Via the WYSIWYG

1. Select the desired page in the Site Content menu on the left.

2. In Edit mode, scroll down your page to the desired section where you would like to place a table. e.g. on a new line after a paragraph of text.

3. From the Table menu hover over Table and select the number of rows and columns you would like to include in your table. Click to insert into your page.

In this example, the table has four rows and three columns.

4. Add your content to the blank table cells.

When saved, default tables (with no styling) will be 100% width, with alternate background colors between rows. Row 1 will be gray, row 2 white, row 3 gray, etc. See example below.

Result:


Styling a Basic Table

1. With the table selected, click on the Formats dropdown, then Custom, then select either Table Stacked or Table Unstriped.

Table Unstriped Result:

Table Stacked Result:

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