unbelievable Jeff

Please add table support!

Whow tf Webflow didn't implement this yet? Omg WordPress has this since, I don't know 1999?

<table>
	<tr>
		<td>
			WEBFLOW
		</td>
		<td>
			Tables
		</td>
		<td>
			Please!
		</td>
	</tr>
</table>

No tables, and no markdown support 🤦‍♂️

Reminds me why using Open Source web tools are usually a better option.

Especially consider integrating this with CMS.
Or quick-win: Allow 3rd party apps like Fin-sweet table to integrate with CMS blog posts.

table could be great to design html signatures visually. 🥲

No one has been able to add this since 2016, unbelievable. I wonder how long the guys from Finsweet worked on this? Not a perfect solution, but as you can see, it's possible.

Thanks to Webflow's latest app updates and the clever folks at Finsweet, this is finally a reality! Check it out...

https://finsweet.com/webflow-apps/table

I guess they wouldn't want to risk loads of people misusing <table> for layout purposes just because that's how we used to do it back in 2005 and old habits die hard. And that's definitely not a good idea anymore. Displaying large amounts of tabular data is really the only use case where it's still applicable and I guess that's a very fringe use case that wouldn't weigh up the downside..

"Hi everyone! Please help us understand what you're looking to do with table within Webflow"

To display tabulated information? How hard is this to understand?

Please add this feature, it is a huge pain. Might go to wordpress if this is not fixed.

Guys this is critical for SEO

Or display:table;

How is it 7 years since this was posted and still no ability to add a table? Tables are super useful for showing information and having it indexed by Google for SEO. Please enable this asap.

What is happening with this feature? It can't be that hard to build (says a non-engineer)?

Honestly they don't need much for this feature as an MVP and they're overthinking it from looking at the survey they posted above.

• Create a table by selecting the rows and columns (same as this tool)

• Ability to add/remove a column or row, hell you could just use a "Set Size" feature where selecting the size would simply add or remove from the current table.

• Everything else you can manage with CSS for the time being until you gather enough usage data to make more informed decisions on what features to add.