Table

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The Table scope function allows you to easily create tables with rows and columns.
Inside of the table scope, you will simply add one line of text to create a row. Each column is created by separating your text with pipe characters (||). See the example below...


Table (boolean {hasBorder}, boolean {isStriped}, boolean {isFirstRowHeader)

• Name: hasBorder {Optional}
• Type: boolean
• Default: true
• Description: Whether the table will have a visible border.
• Name: isFirstRowHeader {Optional}
• Type: boolean
• Default: true
• Description: Whether or not the first row is the header. If true, the first row will be bold and will be excluded from the alternating striped table style.

{{Table()
Column #1 || Column #2 || Column #3 || Column #4
Row #1 || Cell #1 || Cell #2 || Cell #3
Row #2 || Cell #1 || Cell #2 || Cell #3
Row #3 || Cell #1 || Cell #2 || Cell #3
Row #4 || Cell #1 || Cell #2 || Cell #3
}}

Result:

Column #1	Column #2	Column #3	Column #4
Row #1	Cell #1	Cell #2	Cell #3
Row #2	Cell #1	Cell #2	Cell #3
Row #3	Cell #1	Cell #2	Cell #3
Row #4	Cell #1	Cell #2	Cell #3

Function Calling Convention
Scope Function
Instruction Function
Standard Function
StripedTable