Table Elements in the New Email Editor

Add tables to your emails to structure and separate different sections of your email. Learn how to add tables into your emails in the new email editor.

To learn how to modify emails using the older email editor, read Understanding Layout and Element Blocks. 

In this article, you'll learn how to add table elements to your emails using the new email editor.

Article Contents

• The New Email Editor
• Add Table Elements to your Email
• Modify the Table Element in your Email

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The New Email Editor

These text features are available in the new email editor. Read Overview of the New Email Editor to learn more about the included features and to find out how to build emails. Navigate to the new editor by starting from the Email category.

1. Click on the Email Templates tab.
2. Select the Designer or Simple template folders.
   
   
    
3. Click the + button to create a new email from the template using the new email editor. 
   
   
    

Add Table Elements to Your Emails

Drag and drop a table element into your email using the blue lines to guide you. This inserts a table into your email with three columns and four rows -- including a header row. The table takes the full width of your email. You can edit the table columns, rows, and header row, as needed. 

Modify the Table Element in your Emails

Click the element in your email and use the Content Properties window to the right to edit your table.

Edit the Table Layout

These properties apply to the structure and layout of the table. 

Edit the Table Header Row

These properties apply to the header row that sits at the top of the table. 

Edit the Content

These properties apply to the content and text added to the rows and columns of the table. 

Modify the Table Block

These properties allow you to modify the entire layout block that contains the table. 

Questions?