Table

A data table with sorting, search, pagination and a sticky header.

The block renders through the table element — the same PHP that runs in the page builder, so the front end is identical either way.

What the sidebar exposes

Option	What it does
table	The table itself — columns, rows and cells
table_preset	Table style preset
frame_preset	Frame around the table
style_striped	Alternate row shading
style_hover	Highlight the row under the pointer
style_bordered	Cell borders
style_condensed	Tighter rows
sticky_header	Keep the header visible while scrolling
caption	Caption text
caption_position	Above or below
enable_sort	Let visitors sort by column
enable_search	Add a search box
enable_pagination	Paginate long tables
pagination_length	Rows per page
enable_length_change	Let visitors change that
enable_info	Show the "showing X of Y" line
text_color	Cell text colour
bg_color	Background
font_size_preset	Text size preset

Anything not listed stays available in the page builder, and round-trips untouched.

Cells are edited in the sidebar, as a list of rows

The table control lists each row's cells rather than drawing a grid — a sidebar column is not a grid. Column alignment and width, and the header and footer row counts, are here.

Merging cells stays in the page builder, where there is a grid to merge across. Merges made there survive editing here untouched: the control spreads a cell when its text changes rather than rebuilding it.

Sorting, search and pagination do not work in the canvas

All three replace what the table is showing, which in an editor means the preview stops being a preview of the rows you are editing.