TableMaster includes multiple table-building elements that help you create different types of tables in Elementor based on your requirements.
One of these elements is the Content Table.
Content Table is a beginner-friendly table element that allows you to create custom tables by manually adding your own rows, columns, and content. It is ideal when you want complete control over table structure and need to display a limited amount of information.
Unlike dynamic tables that fetch data from external sources, Content Table lets you add and customize every piece of information directly inside Elementor.
When Should You Use the Content Table Element?#
Content Table is best suited when you want to create simple, custom-designed tables with manually added data.
You should use Content Table when:
- Your table data does not change frequently.
- You want to manually add and manage table content.
- You need full control over each row and column.
- You want to add custom styling to specific cells.
- You want to include additional elements like icons, images, ratings, buttons, and links.
Since all content is added manually, Content Table works best for small to medium-sized tables.
If you're completely new to TableMaster and want to create your first table step-by-step, check out our detailed guide: How Do I Build My First Table in TableMaster?.
This guide walks you through adding a Content Table element, creating rows and columns, configuring settings, and styling your table.
What Can You Create Using the Content Table Element?#
Content Table is flexible and can be used for creating different types of tables on your WordPress website. Some common examples include:
- Product Comparison Tables
- Pricing Tables
- Feature Lists
- Review & Rating Tables
- Informational Tables
Key Features of Content Table#
Content Table offers several customization options to help you create professional-looking tables without writing code.
Custom Rows & Columns#
Easily create your own table structure by adding rows and columns according to your requirements. You can add, duplicate, remove, or reorder table items directly inside Elementor.
Rich Cell Content#
Content Table allows you to add more than plain text. Inside table cells, you can include: Text, Images, Icons, Buttons, Links, Ratings and more!
Responsive Controls#
Content Table includes responsive options that make your tables look good across different devices. Available responsive modes include: Stack and Scroll.
Sorting, Search & Pagination#
Content Table also includes advanced options to improve table usability. You can enable:
- Sortable columns
- Search form
- Pagination
- Table information
Complete Styling Control#
With Elementor-style design options, you can customize every part of your table. You can style:
- Table layout
- Headers
- Rows
- Cells
- Icons
- Buttons
Adjust colors, typography, spacing, borders, backgrounds, and more to match your website design.
Content Table Element vs Data Table Element vs Dynamic Table Element#
TableMaster includes different elements for different table needs.
Use the Content Table Element When:
- You have small or medium amounts of data.
- You want to manually create table content.
- You need custom designs with icons, buttons, and images.
Use the Data Table Element When:#
- You have large datasets.
- You need to display structured information.
- You want advanced data management options.
Use the Dynamic Table Element When:#
- Your data updates regularly.
- You want to fetch information automatically.
- You want to display data from sources like Google Sheets.
Wrapping Up!#
Content Table is the perfect choice when you want to create simple, customized, and visually appealing tables inside Elementor.
It gives you complete control over your table content and design, making it easy to build comparison tables, pricing tables, feature lists, schedules, and more without writing any code.
If you need to work with larger datasets or automatically updated content, you can explore TableMaster's Data Table and Dynamic Table elements.