So I’ve been getting a lot of compliments and a lot of questions about my “Sending To Table” on my profile. I decided to make a tutorial to teach you how to make your own so you can organize all your trade information. I’m quite terrible at explaining things but I’ll try my best. Maybe even Orlando will help me out =)

Step 1:
To make a basic table all you need is this symbol | on my keyboard it is located above the Enter button.

Step 2:
Making columns



So you just pretty much put | before and after every word or phrase to make a column.

Step 3:
Making rows
Press enter and repeat the above step until you have the amount of rows you would like.

Step 4:
Adding a border
Place this code in above your first row

You can choose whatever color you want for the table border. At the bottom I have included a reference to color names you can choose.
This is the result

I’m glad SOMEONE takes advantage of what I spent time building for you all!

BISCAYNE PARK, FL

Oooooooo. I love it!!!

Lomita (near Los Angeles), CA

Thank you Orlando and Jenny ;-)

How do you change the font color within the table?

Fort Worth, Tx

How do you change the font color within the table?

The only way I know how to do it, is by individual cells. It’s the same method as % {color:red} % in between the lines |% {color:red} + word(s) %| but without spaces.

Does that make sense? :-P

Wow, I just saw this, and will def be using it :)

Blanco, TX

How do you change the font color within the table?

The only way I know how to do it, is by individual cells. It’s the same method as % {color:red} % in between the lines |% {color:red} + word(s) %| but without spaces.

Does that make sense? :-P

Fort Worth, Tx

This is awesome! Thanks!

LANCASTER, CA

How do you change the font color within the table?

The only way I know how to do it, is by individual cells. It’s the same method as % {color:red} % in between the lines |% {color:red} + word(s) %| but without spaces.

Does that make sense? :-P

:( No…I tried it and it made the code I put, into another table. Is there a specific place to put it without messing up the table code?

This is the what I did it and it worked. It looks a bit messy but it’s easy to decipher.