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How to add or edit a simple table (i.e. debt information table)

Adding and editing tables is available option with blocks on any page. Such as adding a debt information table.

Normal Page View
Editing Post from Dashboard

Table (Basic)

  1. Within page you’d like to edit or add new block, select Table Block. You can Search “table”, Browse to it or see as Recent item with block choices.
  2. Set Column Count and Row Count (you can add more after the fact too). Select the red Create Table Button to begin editing your newly created table.
  3. Review the Block options in Right Column:
    1. Styles – Use Default option or Stripes if desired.
    2. Table Settings – Leave as is or add any of the following options, including: Fixed width table cells, Table header, or Footer section. Header is typical but suggest leaving other options as is to be consistent.
    3. Color Settings – Option to add Background color but not typical.
    4. Advanced – Optional but if adding PDF documents to your table then add “PDFicon” to Additional CSS class(es). Adding this special glass will add PDF icon next to the document links you’re adding to table.
Basic Table Block Options

Advanced Table Block Options

Advanced Table

While basic table is typically sufficient for displaying data, there are several more option available with Advanced Table Block. Here are those Block options:

  1. Styles – Use Default or Stripes if preferred
  2. Table Settings – Leave as is or add any of the folowing options, including: Fixed width table cells, Table header, Table footer or Border collapsed. (Suggest following previous and consistent format).
  3. Cell Settings – Includes Background Color and Text Color
  4. Border – Various Border Styles available, including Border width
  5. Padding – Top, Right, Bottom and Left padding options
  6. Text Alignment – Set Horizontal Align or Vertical Align
  7. Advanced – Optional but if adding PDF documents to your table then add “PDFicon” to Additional CSS class(es). Adding this special glass will add PDF icon next to the document links you’re adding to table. Also, gives you ability to add an HTML anchor to jump to from other parts of the page.

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