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How To Adjust The Column Width In Tables?

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Michael Sproede

SP Page Builder 1 year ago

Hello, I haven't edited my web site with SP Page Builder for a year, so I'm not familiar in using it anymore. Today I've added a table with 3 columns to a page and I can't find the settings for the column width. I want column 1 wider than columns 2 and 3. Where / how can I edit this in SP Page Builder?

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Michael Sproede
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1 year ago #145253

Hi MiBa,

thanks for that suggestion. I've found the "Price List" Addon in Page Builder useful for my purpose. So I realised it with this addon and it looks great.

Thanks again for all suggestions!

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Mehtaz Afsana Borsha
Mehtaz Afsana Borsha
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Support Agent 1 year ago #145307

You are always welcome. You can now close this post by accepting the answer.

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Mehtaz Afsana Borsha
Mehtaz Afsana Borsha
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Support Agent 1 year ago #145100

Hi

Thanks for contacting us. You can do it via CSS. Please give me your site URL and also screenshot of that portion so that I can check.

-Regards.

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Michael Sproede
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1 year ago #145113

Hi,

thanks for your answer and the suggestion. I would prefer to create content only using the GUI. Because of your suggestion to do this via CSS I assume it's not possible to create tables with different sized colums with the GUI of SP Page Builder. Is this right?

I wanted to display a price table: The 1st column contains the description of services, the 2nd and 3rd column contain the prices. The first column should be wider (for the text), the two other columns should be small. Are you aware of another element in Page Builder that I could use as workaround to present content in a similar way?

Regards

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MiBa
MiBa
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1 year ago #145127

Hi Michael, if you don't want to play with CSS you can try the JCE editor. Allows you to insert DIV columns with different widths in two clicks. I'm not sure if the free version supports this feature, but you can try it.

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