This Blogger tutorial (Blogspot tutorial) explains how to put a table into a Blogger post. You will learn how to create tables in Blogger ranging from a simple table to a more complex table with alternating colors.
We will start with a basic table and gradually add CSS styling to the table to improve the look and functionality until we have built the table pictured directly below. No knowledge of CSS and HTML is assumed so this Blogger tutorial is suitable for absolute blogging beginners.
Table Header | Table Header | Table Header |
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Table Cell | Table Cell | Table Cell |
Table Cell | Table Cell | Table Cell |
Table Cell | Table Cell | Table Cell |
Table Cell | Table Cell | Table Cell |
Tables are a useful way to display information particularly tabulated information. Tables are good whenever you want to align information so that it is easy to read and understand. You can add text, hyperlinks and even images to a table which makes them very useful for presenting information.
There is no easy way to add tables in Blogger yet. Even if you are using the new editor you will note that no table button is provided. Fortunately it is easy enough to use a bit of CSS styling to spruce up a table and enter this manually into a Blogger post.
How to Add a Table to Blogger Posts
First you will learn how to add a simple table to Blogger. We are going to start with a table with 3 columns and 4 rows including a header row. Then I will show you step by step how to add different features to the table including how to add extra rows, a background color to the header, a border, a caption, change the size of the table, center align the table and more.
Table Header | Table Header | Table Header |
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Table Cell | Table Cell | Table Cell |
Table Cell | Table Cell | Table Cell |
Table Cell | Table Cell | Table Cell |
- In Blogger open either a new post or an existing post that you wish to add a table to
- Click on the Edit HTML tab on your Blogger editor
- Copy the following code into your Blogger post which will produce the basic table as shown above:
Make changes to the table to suit your own Blogger template if necessary by changing the following: