Tables can be created in the same way as in HTML using "table", "tr", "th" and "td" tags. The tables can be nested. Usage:

<table [class=""] [border=""] [width=""] [custom_parameter="" [...] ]>
...
</table>

The "class", "border" and "width" parameters are optional. The "class" parameter can be used to assign a desired CSS class. The "border" parameter can be used to set a border (number of pixels). The "width" parameter can be used to control the table width (either 0-100% or number of pixels). Table content should be written according to normal HTML table syntax with "tr", "th" and "td" tags, see below.

Table rows

Table rows can be created in the same way as in HTML:

<tr [class=""] [custom_parameter="" [...] ]>Table row content goes here.</tr>

The "class" parameter can be used to set the desired CSS class.

Table headers

Table headers can be created in the same way as in HTML:

<th [class=""] [width=""] [rowspan=""] [colspan=""] [custom_parameter="" [...] ]>Example.</th>

All parameters are optional. The "class" parameter can be used to set the desired CSS class. The "width" parameter can be used to set the width (either as percentage or number of pixels). The "rowspan" and "colspan" parameters are the same as in HTML.

Table data/cell

Table data/cells can be created in the same way as in HTML:

<td [class=""] [width=""] [rowspan=""] [colspan=""] [custom_parameter="" [...] ]>Example.</td>

All parameters are optional. The "class" parameter can be used to set the desired CSS class. The "width" parameter can be used to set the width (either as percentage or number of pixels). The "rowspan" and "colspan" parameters are the same as in HTML.

Note that all custom parameters mentioned in the usage examples are optional as well. In order to use them, their names must be specified using the "CustomAttributes[]" array in the [table], [tr], [th], [td] blocks within an override for the "content.ini" configuration file. When used, a custom parameter will be available as a template variable with the same name as it was specified in the tag itself.