Let's explore how to insert and format a table in the template editor. Click through the demo above or read below.
1. Open the Template Editor.
2. Click the + sign to the left of your template. This will open the context menu. Select Table. By default, a three-column, three-row table will be inserted into your template.
Every cell in a table has its own menu that can be accessed by clicking the arrow dropdown within the cell.
This will open a context menu that offers several options to format or change your table or a specific cell in the table, such as cell color, inserting columns, and more.
Delete columns or rows by right-clicking on a cell and clicking Remove Row or Remove Column.
You can also use the bars on the left or top of the table to select a row or column and delete it. Simply click the portion of the bar that corresponds to the row/column you want to delete. The row/column will be highlighted in blue. Then, click the X that appears next to the bar to delete.
You can also highlight the entire row/column you want to delete with your cursor and then click the X to delete the row/column.
If you wish to insert a row or column in between specific rows or columns, highlight the row/column and then click the plus sign.
You can merge cells by highlighting the cells you want to merge. Then, click the arrow icon in the cell to open the dropdown menu and click Merge. You can also merge columns and rows the same way.
You can change the color of a cell from the palette. Click the arrow icon in the cell you wish to edit. Then click Cell Color. The palette will pop up, and you can select your desired color.
Tap the backspace key on your keyboard to undo an action.
Click the arrow icon in the cell you wish to add an image to. Then click Insert Image.
To insert any type of available variable into a cell, put your cursor inside the cell and type the “@ symbol” to generate the variables menu. Enter each variable as required.
You can also drag and drop your desired variables from the left sidebar into the table where you want them to go.
For more information on inserting variables into your template, read this article: Setting up your first S-Docs template.
Note: At any point in time, you can preview your template with the table by clicking the eye icon in the upper right corner.