How to Add a Table

Step 1: Click the Table Button

In the Page Editor, place your cursor in the Content Editor where the top left of the table will appear.

Then, click the Table button.

Step 2: Hover Over Insert Table and Select Starting Cell Layout

Hover over the Insert Table option.

The Table Layout Selector will display.

Cursor over the squares to select the preferred starting layout. The example depicts a 5x5 table.

When the correct number of starting rows and columns is selected, click the bottom right most square in the layout to create the table.

Note: Tables are not confined to their starting layout. Rows and columns can be subsequently added and/or removed later. However, starting with the ideal layout for the table's specific data is optimal.

Step 3: The Table Displays

The table will now display in the content area. However, the lines for the columns will not be apparent.

Note: The table will have column lines on the live page.

Step 4: Add Column Headers

Adding column headers to each column will make it easier to "see" the different columns in the content editor.

In the example, each column header was given the name, "Column #," with the # corresponding to the column's number.

If the width for the content within a column exceeds the available space for the table, the lines will wrap.

In the example, after Column 5, subsequent cells were named with, "Cell #," starting with Cell 6. A 5x5 table will have 25 cells, 5 of which are header cells.

Step 5: Click the Update Button

Click the Update button to complete your changes.

Step 6: Add Alt Text for Accessibility

With the image selected, click into the Image Pane and added alt text into the Alt Text field for accessibility.

Step 7: Click Insert Into Page Button

After being selected and having the alt text entered, click the Insert Into Page button.

Step 6: Confirm the Image and Placement

Confirm that the correct image is in the correct location on the page.

You can drag and drop the image to move it, or you can click on the image to bring up the Image Editor and use that to change its position.