Tables

Covered in this Article

  1. Managing Tables
  2. Table styles

Tables can be found within elements that allow you to format content such as the content element and boxes.

Managing Tables

Adding a table

To add a new table, jump into edit mode in your content and you'll see a toolbar appear like this one below.

tinymce table

Click 'Table' and you'll be presented with a grid, which are your options for choosing how many rows and columns you want to start with.

table selection

Table properties

Table properties allow you to control display aspects of your table. Limecube inherently styles a table to fit best practice, so you may wish to leave these settings as their default.

table properties

Cell and Row Properties

When creating a table, column widths are automatically created based on the number of columns you have to be split equally. At times you may want to adjust these to fit the content within the relevant column.

To do that place your mouse cursor in the cell of the column you want to adjust. Then click:

  1. Table
  2. Cell
  3. Cell Properties

table cell properties

It will then bring a popup box like this one below.

The first cell allows you to change the width for that column. You will need to then go and adjust other columns so the total does not exceed 100% of the width of the area the table has been placed to.

Columns

If you wish to add or remove a column from a table, put your mouse cursor into the table based on the option you want to choose:

  1. Table
  2. Column
  3. Select insert or delete. 

insert table column

Table styles

Table style colours work off the text colour set as either:

  • Part of your colour scheme for that section, or
  • the text colour set manually in that section settings.

Example:

Title Details Price
example title 1 example description 1 $19.99
example title 2 example description 2 $29.99

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