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Of course, I can draw a table without table tool. If it's a regular page. But, why does CMS not have that function? How do I make a table for a blog post? How does our user guide documents manager create a table?

Tables are great for SEO. Google loves tables. We need tables.

Guess it's off the table

Why is this not a thing :/

Convinced a client to switch from WordPress to Webflow. Now they're building a second site and they want it to be on Webflow and I'm telling them we can't because the platform doesn't support one of the most basic HTML elements that's been around for 24 years (it was part of the HTML 3.0 spec). Tables are old enough to watch rated R movies, booze it up, and fight in wars.

Not having tabular data is an accessibility issue as well as a data/content issue.

You released a survey asking what people wanted to do with tables? They want to display tabular data. It's nuts that you asked that question.

Only workaround found was to use an embed in the rich text field, use https://divtable.com/converter/, convert to divs, paste the html and css with style tags into the embed. Not exactly end-user editor friendly.

Years and years have apparently gone by and still no table support. This text editor I'm typing in has table support.

I would love to have tables to be able to make pricing comparisons, feature comparisons, and upcoming events layouts easier. I can use the grid feature to some extent but having a table feature would be better.

Pls!!! I am member sinces years ago and i ask you for tables!!!

Yes can we please have this added to the Rich Text Block so clients can create their own table. I belive 90% of my clientents asks for this at one point.

I also want to highlig this comment below!

While CSS Grids are excellent for complicated, fluid layouts (which were sometimes created using tables in the old days of web development), proper semantic TABLE with THEAD, TBODY, TR, TH, TD are critical for tabular data so that screen readers and other assistive technologies can help persons with disabilities comprehend and navigate this kind of content.

Not having it in Webflow is thumbing your nose at all those persons who rely on assistive technologies to visit the internet. In Ontario in 2021 we have new accessibility legislation that requires all new websites being built for companies with 40+ employees to be WCAG 2.1 AA compliant.

This means that in 2021, given the huge number of accessibility issues with Webflow (including the fact that you cannot properly LABEL forms!) DESIGNERS SHOULD NOT USE WEBFLOW FOR ANY BUSINESSES IN ONTARIO, CANADA.

Fix it, Webflow. Get with the times and show you care for 21% of the population living with a disability.

over 17 month passed since the "survey".
Any news on this ?

While CSS Grids are excellent for complicated, fluid layouts (which were sometimes created using tables in the old days of web development), proper semantic TABLE with THEAD, TBODY, TR, TH, TD are critical for tabular data so that screen readers and other assistive technologies can help persons with disabilities comprehend and navigate this kind of content.

Not having it in Webflow is thumbing your nose at all those persons who rely on assistive technologies to visit the internet. In Ontario in 2021 we have new accessibility legislation that requires all new websites being built for companies with 40+ employees to be WCAG 2.1 AA compliant.

This means that in 2021, given the huge number of accessibility issues with Webflow (including the fact that you cannot properly LABEL forms!) DESIGNERS SHOULD NOT USE WEBFLOW FOR ANY BUSINESSES IN ONTARIO, CANADA.

Fix it, Webflow. Get with the times and show you care for 21% of the population living with a disability.

This is really essential - wasting loads of time today trying to get something to address this :(

Seriously - this is not very far from essential, is there any news on this?

Please

very surprised this isn't a feature after what looks like years of people asking. I'm new to using webflow. Could really do with a quick way to set up a table vs looking for a long winded workout

Tables are super important for posting financial data for example: a table of returns... not really another clean way to do this. please TABLES at least in the rich text editor