To add a table to your page:
- Click into the “Editable” field where you would like the table to appear
- Select “Insert/Edit Table” from the Edit Toolbar located at the top of the editable field
Insert/Edit Table
The “Insert/Edit Table” pop-up box provides you with a variety of options to size and build your table.

Sizing a table
You can size a table from the “Insert/Edit Table” pop-up box by setting the “General Properties”:
- Enter the number of columns (vertical columns) in the “Columns” field
- Enter the number of rows (horizontal rows) in the “Rows” field
Set the width of your table by filling out the “Width” field, which will determine how much of the page width the table will occupy:
- Leave the field empty if you want the table to span the entire width of the page
- Enter a percentage value to set a specific width
- Do not enter a value without a %, this will set the sizing to pixels
For example, if you enter 50% in the “Width” field, the table will occupy 50% of the width of your page. We recommend using full width tables wherever possible. Tables sized to less than 100% may create undesirable effects on smaller screens (such as cell phones and tablets).
Add a table caption
A table caption is a title for a table and should describe the content of the table. To add a table caption, select the “Table Caption” checkbox in the “Insert/Edit Table” pop-up box. Captions are often read out by screen reader software to help identify the purpose of the table to those with visual impairments.
Insert table
Select the “Insert” button at the bottom of the pop-up box and your table will automatically appear on your page. If you ever want to get back to the “Insert/Edit Table” pop-up box, click the “Insert/Edit Table” icon on the Edit Toolbar.
Entering data into the table
You can now begin to enter data into the table. If you checked the caption box in the “Insert/Edit Table” pop-up box, a full width cell at the top of your table allows you to enter a caption. Then, enter your column and row headers. Header cells require additional steps outlined below to function properly. Once the caption and headers are added, you can finish entering the remaining date into the table.