The table tag enables you to create tables using a list-based syntax that allows for injection of rich content, like bulleted lists and code samples. You can also add tables using HTML syntax, but the table tag allows for richer content and is easier to format.
Use the table tag to add tables with rich content to your documentation.
Example syntax:
{% table %}
Option
Type
Description
---
hide
boolean
Disables breadcrumb links in the project when set to `true`.
Default: `false`.
---
prefixItems
[[Breadcrumb object](#)]
A list of breadcrumb links to always be displayed first.
{% /table %}
| Option | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| align | string | Sets the text alignment to either center, left, or right. Default: left. |
| colspan | number | Sets the total number of columns the cell spans, including itself, extending to the right. |
| rowspan | number | Sets the total number of rows the cell spans, including itself, extending downward. |
| valign | string | Sets the vertical alignment of the cell content to either top, middle, or bottom. Default: top. |
| width | string | Sets the width of the column. Add it to a header cell. A body cell does not accept width. Use a percentage, such as "40%", or pixels, such as "200px" or "350". |
The following examples illustrate using rich text in Markdoc tables:
{% table %}
Type
Description
Example
---
Sentiment
- Includes a question or statement with a thumbs-up and thumbs-down icon.
This is the default feedback form and displays without configuration.
Users can express either a positive or negative reaction to the page.
{% img
src="../images/sentiment-01.png"
alt="Screenshot of the sentiment feedback form"
withLightbox=true
/%}
---
Mood
- Includes a question or statement with a smiling-face, neutral-face, and frowning-face icon.
Users can express a positive, negative, or neutral review of the page.
{% img
src="../images/mood-01.png"
alt="Screenshot of the mood feedback form"
withLightbox=true
/%}
---
Rating
- Includes a question or statement with five star icons.
Users can rate a page from one to five stars.
{% img
src="../images/rating-01.png"
alt="Screenshot of the rating feedback form"
withLightbox=true
/%}
---
Scale
- Includes a question or statement, left-hand side and right-hand side text labels, and buttons for numbers 1 - 10.
Users can rate a page from one to ten.
{% img
src="../images/scale-01.png"
alt="Screenshot of the scale feedback form"
withLightbox=true
/%}
---
Comment
- Includes a text label and text input.
Users can use the text field to express their thoughts about the page in a free-form way.
{% img
src="../images/comment-01.png"
alt="Screenshot of the comment feedback form"
withLightbox=true
/%}
{% /table %}
| Type | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Sentiment |
| ![]() |
| Mood |
| ![]() |
| Rating |
| ![]() |
| Scale |
| ![]() |
| Comment |
| ![]() |
{% table %}
Option
Type
Description {% width="40%" %}
---
languages
[language object]
**REQUIRED.**
Array of language objects, one per language.
The samples are displayed in the order that they are listed.
Default:
[
{ lang: curl },
{ lang: JavaScript },
{ lang: Node.js },
{ lang: Python },
{ lang: Java },
{ lang: C# },
{ lang: PHP },
{ lang: Go },
{ lang: Ruby },
{ lang: R },
{ lang: Payload }
]
---
skipOptionalParameters
boolean
Excludes optional parameters (cookies, headers, query params) from the generated code samples.
Default: `false`.
{% /table %}
| Option | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
languages | [language object] | REQUIRED. Array of language objects, one per language. The samples are displayed in the order that they are listed. Default: |
| skipOptionalParameters | boolean | Excludes optional parameters (cookies, headers, query params) from the generated code samples. Default: false. |
A table without headings works best when the content is self-explanatory, such as a glossary of terms and their definitions.
{% table %}
---
API key
A unique token used to authenticate requests to the API.
---
Webhook
An HTTP callback that Redocly sends to your server when a specific event occurs.
{% /table %}
| API key | A unique token used to authenticate requests to the API. |
| Webhook | An HTTP callback that Redocly sends to your server when a specific event occurs. |
{% table %}
Category
Parameter
Type
Description
---
Pagination {% rowspan=2 valign="middle" %}
page
integer
The page number to retrieve.
Default: `1`.
---
limit
integer
The maximum number of items to return per page.
Default: `20`.
---
Deprecated parameters {% colspan=4 align="center" %}
---
Legacy {% rowspan=2 valign="middle" %}
offset
integer
The number of items to skip before starting to collect results.
Superseded by `page`.
---
cursor
string
An opaque pointer to the next page of results.
Superseded by `page`.
{% /table %}
| Category | Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pagination | page | integer | The page number to retrieve. Default: 1. |
| limit | integer | The maximum number of items to return per page. Default: 20. | |
| Deprecated parameters | |||
| Legacy | offset | integer | The number of items to skip before starting to collect results. Superseded by page. |
| cursor | string | An opaque pointer to the next page of results. Superseded by page. | |
Tables are especially useful for displaying complex data in an organized way.
Do not use tables for layout
Do not use tables to place elements side-by-side on a page. Instead, use CSS utility classes like Flexbox. For an example of how to arrange diagrams horizontally, see Use CSS utility classes for layout.
Use a list if only one column
If you only have a single column, a list is probably a better way to display the information.
Include an introductory sentence
Introduce tables with an explanatory sentence that describes the significance of the table.
- Customize tables - Style tables with CSS variables, custom classes, and mode-specific styling for enhanced visual presentation
- Markdoc overview for technical writers - Use Markdoc in your documentation
- Markdoc tags - The full list of supported Markdoc tags




