Tables

Standard GFM tables rendered as styled, email-safe HTML.

Standard GFM (GitHub Flavored Markdown) tables are supported and rendered as styled, email-safe HTML tables:

| Name  | Role       | Status |
| ----- | ---------- | ------ |
| Alice | Engineer   | Active |
| Bob   | Designer   | Active |
| Carol | Manager    | Away   |

Column Alignment

Control column alignment using colons in the separator row: left-align with :---, center with :---:, right-align with ---::

| Item                     |   Qty |    Price |
| :----------------------- | ----: | -------: |
| Monstera Deliciosa, 6"   |     1 |   $42.00 |
| Ceramic Pot, White       |     1 |   $18.00 |
| **Total**                |       | **$60.00** |

Headerless Tables

Leave every cell in the header row empty and the row is dropped entirely: no bold header, no header border, just data rows:

|          |          |
| :------- | :------- |
| Shipping | 3–5 days |
| Returns  | 30 days  |

The delimiter row is still required (that's what makes it a table in GFM), and column alignment set there still applies. This is a common markdown convention: in editors that don't support it, the table simply shows an empty header row instead of breaking.

Automatic Styling

Tables are automatically styled with your theme colors:

• Header row: bold text with a 2px bottom border
• Body rows: subtle 1px bottom borders between rows
• Cell padding: consistent 8px vertical, 12px horizontal

All colors and borders inherit from your theme, so tables match the rest of your email without any extra configuration.

Tips

Keep tables simple and narrow for the best results on mobile. Very wide tables may require horizontal scrolling on small screens, so stick to 2–4 columns when possible.