Tables

Basic Syntax

Use pipes and separator rows to build a compact status table:

| Page | Status | Owner |
|------|:------:|------:|
| Homepage | Rewritten | Albert |
| Intro | Editing | Docs |
| Syntax Pages | In Progress | You |

Alignment

Alignment is useful when each column has a clear role, such as label, state, and priority:

| Page | Status | Priority |
|:-----|:------:|---------:|
| Headings | Rewritten | High |
| Links | Rewritten | High |
| Images | Pending | Medium |

Preview

Writing Tips

• Keep each cell focused on one piece of information.
• Use short, consistent status labels so readers can scan down the column quickly.
• If the content reads more like explanation than comparison, a paragraph or list is usually better.
• Wide tables are fine when they truly add value, but do not force every chunk of structured content into a grid.