Tables

4 min readUpdated 15 March 2026

Tables can be added within content elements and boxes to display structured data such as pricing, specifications, schedules, and comparisons. Limecube inherently styles tables to follow best practice, so you may wish to leave the default settings in most cases.

Adding a Table

1Open a content element in edit mode
2Click the 'Table' button in the toolbar
3Select the number of rows and columns from the grid
4The table is inserted at the cursor position
5Click into each cell to add your content

Table Properties

Table properties allow you to control display aspects such as border width, cell spacing, cell padding, and overall table width. Limecube applies sensible defaults, so only adjust these settings if you need a specific look.

Cell and Row Properties

Column widths are distributed equally by default. To adjust individual column widths, place your cursor in the desired cell, select Table > Cell > Cell Properties, and modify the width value. Ensure the total of all column widths does not exceed 100% to maintain proper layout.

Managing Columns and Rows

1Place your cursor inside the table where you want to add or remove content
2Select Table from the toolbar, then choose Column or Row
3Choose to insert before, insert after, or delete the selected column or row

Table Styles

Table style colours are derived from the text colour set in your colour scheme for that section, or the text colour set manually in the section settings. This ensures tables integrate seamlessly with the surrounding content without requiring manual colour adjustments.

Tables remain mobile-responsive unless the content exceeds the viewport width. Keep cell content concise and avoid overly wide tables to ensure they display well on all devices.

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