Example of Tabular Data

Below is a table of data with default styling. Tables are very easy to create and edit using the WYSIWYG editor. One could argue the editor is easier to use than Microsoft Word's table features. Inside each cell, the WYSIWYG editor can be used to style text just like any paragraph, including bold text, italics, links, alignment, and more.

The table below uses the "Grid Light Gray" style in the WYSIWYG's "Styles" menu. The WYSIWYG provides a large variety of grid and table border colors.

The table below uses the "Cell Spacing" style to create white space between every cell in the table. The table also uses styles like "Cell Dark Blue" to apply color to various cells. There is a large variety of preset colors that provide a good combination of variety and consistency. Colors can be applied at the cell level, the row level, or a combination of rows and cells.

The table below is just like the table above, except it does not have the "Cell Spacing" style applied, and it has the "Table Small Text" style applied. There is also a "Table Very Small Text" style.