We’ve just released a super-useful new block type for Rise 360: the table block. Now it’s easy to organize detailed data and information in tables to provide more context for learners. Here’s how the table block works: We think you’re going to love using this new block!

I love the fact that we can create tables now. One point of concern is for mobile portrait view. The text does not wrap properly in this view, especially when there are multiple columns. Will this be addressed in a future update? I am thinking there could be some kind of a visual cue to the learner to turn their device to landscape view when attempting to view a table on a mobile device. There could also be a way to wrap the individual columns so that the table view on mobile portrait is responsive.

Thank you very much for this long awaited feature!Looks great, love it very much!Will it be possible to change border color of table to white / or to remove the border completely?This would open additional sleek layout options of more narrower sitting content blocks (with not so much empty margins like in other blocks).Thank you for this great tool!

A very welcome and good start to the table block feature, thank you!We would love to eventually see the new Rise table block cells respect a cut/copy & paste from Excel tables (with default delimitation settings). With my limited testing, Rise seems to paste all data (copied from a straight-forward 3 x 3 data grid in Excel) into one cell (see attachment). I don't expect the appropriate cell size in Rise to build out automatically, but if there's a 3 x 3 cell grid setup-- I do feel like the info copied into the cache from Excel should 'port' into the Table block appropriately. EDIT: This is normal functionality as stated in the feature's FAQ.

I tried inserting a table into a course. I deleted two columns from the template. It looks fine in edit mode, but when I preview the course it looks like this.

Hi,editing tables is welcome of course and I integrated it the first day I had it. What I actually consider more necessary would be a four field matrix with two dimensions to name like the classic way to draw such matrix with the dimensions "urgency" and "importance".

NEW IN RISE 360: Table Block | Articulate

Patty-Maher
Community Member
5 years ago
Having the same table formatting issue as Amy Edmonds above. I've deleted the table and started a few times, but it keeps occurring. Any advice?
Patty-Maher
Community Member
5 years ago
Thank you! That did the trick.
MarieToft
Community Member
5 years ago
Can you select different fonts for text in a table? I am trying to demonstrate the different fonts as I build out a lesson on resumes. I have not been able to find how to adjust fonts (for example: set it as Calibri, Arial, Verdana, etc) Anyone know?
- KarlMuller
  Community Member
  5 years ago
  Hi Marie,
  
  Just like any other text block type in Rise, Tables are limited to the two fonts you selected for the entire course.
KatieSmith-8e7c
Community Member
5 years ago
Is it possible to delete the border color when you insert a table into a block within Rise?
- KarlMuller
  Community Member
  5 years ago
  Hi Katie,
  
  A table will always have a visible border.
  - IrinaPoloubesso
    Community Member
    5 years ago
    
    Karl Muller
    
    Hi Katie,
    
    A table will always have a visible border.
    
    Hi Karl,
    Is this the desired feature behavior? I was just about to submit a feature request for a transparent table border, this enriches the layout possibilities and avoids "frame in frame" look, quite a handy option.
AlyssaGomez
Staff
5 years ago
Hi Katie! Can you tell me more about what you're trying to achieve? I'd love to try and help!
AlyssaGomez
Staff
5 years ago
That's right, Irina. The table block was designed to have gray-bordered cells by default. Thanks for letting us know you need the option to customize the border color!
SherriFricker-3
Community Member
5 years ago
Is it possible to change a table so that it isn't responsive? Some of our tables look very messed up on some user's screens.
AlyssaGomez
Staff
5 years ago
Hi Sherri!

Thanks for those screenshots — I wouldn't expect the columns to be so narrow. Do you know if those learners are using mobile devices to view your course?

Would you be able to send us your course Share link so we can take a look from our side? If that works for you, you can open a case here.
- SherriFricker-3
  Community Member
  5 years ago
  Sent
AlyssaGomez
Staff
5 years ago
Thanks, Sherri! Our Support team is lightning-fast, and I see Johnrey already sent you an updated copy of your course with a revised table. Please let him know if you have any questions about what he sent you!
- SherriFricker-3
  Community Member
  5 years ago
  What people need to know is that you shouldn't adjust the column widths
  yourself when making a table in Rise. What might look good on your screen
  may not on someone else's.
JoyceChacko-571
Community Member
5 years ago
Is there an option to distribute cells (right now only columns, since row height cannot be adjusted)? Also, will there be an update where the row height can also be adjusted?