> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.letterbucket.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Tables

> Add structured data to your emails and posts with tables

Tables let you present structured information clearly — pricing comparisons, feature lists, schedules, or any data that benefits from rows and columns.

## Inserting a table

1. In the editor, click the **+** button on the left side of a line or type `/`.
2. Select **Table** from the insert menu.
3. A table will appear with a default number of rows and columns.

## Editing table content

Click any cell to start typing. You can move between cells with **Tab** (forward) or **Shift + Tab** (backward). To add a new row at the end, press **Tab** from the last cell.

Right-clicking on the table gives you options to:

* Add or delete rows and columns
* Merge or split cells
* Toggle header row

## Styling the table

With the table selected, the right-hand sidebar shows styling options:

### Cells

* **Header background color** — sets the fill color of the header row cells.
* **Cell background color** — sets the fill color of all regular (body) cells.
* **Cell padding** — controls internal spacing between the cell's content and its border.

### Border

* **Border width** — thickness of the border around cells. Set to `0` to remove all visible borders.
* **Border color** — color of the cell borders.
* **Border style** — choose between solid, dashed, or dotted.
* **Border radius** — rounds the corners of the overall table wrapper.

### Spacing & layout

* **Border spacing** — the gap between individual cells. Setting this to `0` collapses the borders into a single line (classic table look). Increasing it creates a separated, card-like grid.
* **Margin** — external space above and below the table, separating it from surrounding content.

## Mobile behavior

Tables are full-width by default. On narrow screens they may require horizontal scrolling if the content is too wide. Keep tables concise or consider using [Columns](/writing/columns) for simple two-part layouts instead.