Simple Tables

|North West|North|North East|
|West|Here|East|
|South West|South|South East|

Displays as:

North West	North	North East
West	Here	East
South West	South	South East

Cell Formatting

• Insert a space before cell content to right justify cell
• Insert a space after cell content to left justify cell
• Insert spaces before and after cell content to centre justify cell
• Insert an exclamation mark (!) as the first non-space character of a cell to turn it into a header cell

For example:

|!First column|!Second column|!Third column|
|left | centre | right|

Displays as:

First column	Second column	Third column
left	centre	right

Table Headers and Footers

• Mark a table row as a header by adding an 'h' to the end
• Mark a table row as a footer by adding an 'f' to the end

For example:

|North West|North|North East|h
|West|Here|East|
|South West|South|South East|f

Displays as:

North West	North	North East
West	Here	East
South West	South	South East

Table Caption

A caption can be added above or below a table by adding a special row marked with a 'c':

|A caption above the table|c
|North West|North|North East|
|West|Here|East|
|South West|South|South East|

|North West|North|North East|
|West|Here|East|
|South West|South|South East|
|A caption below the table|c

Displays as:

A caption above the table

North West	North	North East
West	Here	East
South West	South	South East

A caption below the table

North West	North	North East
West	Here	East
South West	South	South East

Mergine Table Cells

A cell can be merged horizontally with the cell to its right by giving it the text >:

|North West|North|North East|
|>|>|West and Here and East|
|South West|South|South East|

Displays as:

North West	North	North East
West and Here and East
South West	South	South East

A cell can be merged vertically with the cell in the row above by giving it the text ~:

|Westerly|North|North East|
|~|Here|East|
|~|South|South East|

Displays as:

Westerly	North	North East
	Here	East
	South	South East

Table CSS Formatting

A CSS class can be added to an entire table by adding a special row tagged with a 'k':

|myClass|k
|North West|North|North East|
|West|Here|East|
|South West|South|South East|

CSS properties can be added to a table cell by preceding the cell content with CSS name/value pairs. There are two alternative forms of syntax:

|color:red; North West|opacity:0.5;North|North East|
|color(green):West|Here|East|
|South West|South|South East|

Displays as:

North West	North	North East
West	Here	East
South West	South	South East

Alternating Rows

TiddlyWiki automatically assigns the classes oddRow and evenRow to table rows <TR> elements. These can then be styled via the StyleSheet:

.viewer tr.oddRow { background-color: #fff; }
.viewer tr.evenRow { background-color: #ffc; }