Table Operations

Tydora provides convenient table editing capabilities: you can write tables using standard Markdown syntax, or use the floating toolbar in Instant Rendering mode to visually add/delete rows and columns and adjust alignment.

Note

Insert table shortcut: Ctrl+T. In Instant Rendering mode, placing the cursor inside a table will display a floating toolbar.

Creating Tables

Method 1: Markdown Syntax

| Col1 | Col2 | Col3 |
|------|------|------|
| Content | Content | Content |

Method 2: Shortcut

Press Ctrl+T to insert a default-sized table.

Method 3: Context Menu

  1. Right-click in the editing area.
  2. Select "Insert" → "Table."
  3. In the pop-up grid selector, drag to select the number of rows and columns, then click to confirm.

Editing Tables

In Instant Rendering Mode

  • Place the cursor inside a table, and a table floating toolbar will appear above, allowing you to: insert rows/columns, delete the table, resize.
  • Type directly in cells, and press Tab to move to the next cell.

Adding and Deleting Rows/Columns

Operation Shortcut Notes
Insert row above Ctrl+Shift+F —
Insert row below Ctrl+Shift+. —
Insert column to the left Ctrl+Shift+G —
Insert column to the right Ctrl+Shift+= —
Delete row Ctrl+- —
Delete column Ctrl+Shift+- Can also delete via right-click

Cell Alignment

Use colons in the Markdown separator row to set alignment:

| Left Aligned | Center Aligned | Right Aligned |
|:-------------|:-------------:|-------------:|
| Content      | Content       | Content      |

Shortcuts:

Alignment Shortcut
Left Align Ctrl+Shift+L
Center Align Ctrl+Shift+C
Right Align Ctrl+Shift+R

Adjusting in Source View

In Source View mode, directly edit the pipe table; Tydora will maintain column alignment as you type for easier reading.

Tip

When dealing with many columns, it is recommended to first use the floating toolbar in Instant Rendering mode to add columns, then use shortcuts for batch alignment — this is more efficient.