Published
February 9, 2023
Updated
Markdown tables are useful for very small simple tables. The syntax is plain-text and looks like this-
Features
- Easy to edit, if you're comfortable with Markdown
- Client-accessible through the Editor
- Can be linked. Within a cell, use markdown's [linktext](http://url) format.
- No built-in styling options to speak of, but you can style table elements using custom CSS. This can be a positive, in that you can enforce your Website's style guide.
Notes
See the video tutorial on embedding markdown in Rich Text elements.
https://www.sygnal.com/lessons/embedding-html-tables-using-markdown
https://www.sygnal.com/blog/webflow-markdown-html-tables
More Solutions
Also see Michael Schwartz's solution.
Michael uses the exact same approach we have, even using a <markdown> element and Showdown.js as the engine, but he adds some discussion on styling and converting tables from Google Docs into markdown.
Cloneable;
https://webflow.com/made-in-webflow/website/cms-html-tables
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