Tables
Tables can be added to the content of a page to display tabular data. As seen in the following examples, you may insert text or images into a table.
Example 1 - Text
University Center |
Sunday |
Monday - Thursday |
Friday |
Saturday |
| City Grill | 11am - 4pm | 11am - 4pm | ||
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Downtown Deli |
11am - 8pm | 11am - 4pm | ||
| Entropy | 10am - 2am | 7:30am - 2am | 7:30am - 12am | 10am - 12am |
| Evgefstos | 11am - 4pm | 11am - 4pm | ||
| Kosher Korner | 11am - 4pm | 11am - 4pm | ||
| Pasta Villaggio | 11am - 4pm | 11am - 4pm | ||
| Quik Piks | 11am - 4pm | 11am - 4pm |
Example 2 - Images
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Example 3 - Alternating Rows
You may style a table to display alternating rows in a different background color. A table with alternating rows makes data easier to organize visually, especially when you are displaying a large amount of it.
| Department | Contact | Phone | email |
office |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Art | Nancy | 555-555-5555 | nancy@email.com | Webster 102 |
| English | Sarah | 555-555-5555 | sarah@email.com | Smith 307 |
| History | Alex | 555-555-5555 | alex@email.com | Wilson 219 |
| Math | Paul | 555-555-5555 | paul@email.com | Brown 311 |
| Science | Robert | 555-555-5555 | robert@email.com | Herman 504 |
Creating Tables
Please see the instructions on how to create a table.