Add Tables to Blog Posts
Pricing comparisons, feature matrices, and tutorial reference tables — Markdown is the lowest-friction way to add them.
Import from CSV or TSV
| Name | Email | Role | | :---- | :---------------- | :----: | | Alice | alice@example.com | Admin | | Bob | bob@example.com | Editor | | Carol | carol@example.com | Viewer |
Blog Posts tips
For pricing comparison tables, right-align price columns for tidy numeric layout. Use center for feature checkmarks.
Most blog CMSes (Ghost, Hashnode, Medium's GitHub-imported posts) render Markdown tables natively.
For tables with long cell content, keep columns narrow — wide tables wrap awkwardly on mobile.
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