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Simple Table can help you make your page content more clear and structured, making it easier for others to understand.

Operation	Shortcut	Function
Create Block	`enter`	Insert a new content block
Deselect	`esc`	Select the current content block while editing, and deselect when a content block is selected
Undo	`cmd / ctrl`+ `Z`	Undo the last edit
Redo	`cmd / ctrl` + `shift` + `Z`	Redo the last undone edit
Unindent	`shift` + `tab`	When editing a content block, unindent and ungroup

Create Simple Table

Click the "+" icon or "/" to add a block, then choose "Simple Table" in the menu;

Core Features

When the cursor is in the table, the Quick Menu of Simple Table will appear. Click the icon on the right to enable/disable Header Rows/Columns. The effect is that the first row/column will have a gray background.
In addition to the image below, you can also find the corresponding switch in the menu of the first row/column.
When the mouse hovers over the simple table, you will see the menu entry for the corresponding row/column, and clicking will trigger the corresponding row/column operation.

When the cursor is in the table, the Quick Menu of Simple Table will appear. Click the icon on the left to enable adaptive width.
Note that this only adapts to the current screen width. When the screen width is adjusted again, it will not automatically follow the screen.

When the mouse is on the right or bottom edge of the simple table, the quick operation area will appear. Clicking will create a row/column, and dragging the block number will create.

Shortcut	Function
`↑` `↓` `→` `←`	Arrow keys can move the cursor to the corresponding cell
`enter`	Press `enter` in each cell to jump to the next cell below
`shift` + `enter`	Wrap line within a cell
`tab`	1. Press `tab` in each cell to jump to the next cell on the right.
2.Press `tab` in the last cell to add a new line at the bottom and jump to the next cell
`shift` + `tab`	Pressing `shift` + `tab` in each cell jumps to the previous cell on the left.
`ctrl` + `c`	When the cursor is in a cell and no content is selected, using the shortcut key `ctrl` + `c` can quickly copy all the content of the cell.

The maximum number of characters per cell is 100,000 rows.
Only text and inline elements (people, pages, times, formulas) can be entered in simple tables, and currently, images, files, and other block types cannot be entered.
The centering of text is not currently supported.
Column width can be adjusted, but row height cannot be adjusted.