Drag & Drop Cell Settings

Cell settings control the colors and size of the parts of a Drag & Drop table you select: one cell, several cells, a whole column or a whole row. What the Settings tab shows depends on what you select.

Colors for the header, even rows and odd rows are not here. They are table-wide, so you set them in Table Settings under Background.

You select	How	Options you get
One cell	Click the cell	Cell Background, Corner radius
Several cells	Click a cell, then hold Shift and click others	Selected Cells Background, Corner radius
A column	Click its letter (A, B, C…)	Column Background, Corner radius, Highlight Column (Pro), Column Width
A row	Click its number (1, 2, 3…)	Row Background, Corner radius, Row Height

Open the Settings tab of the right panel. A breadcrumb at the top shows what you selected, such as Table › Cell C3, Table › Column B, Table › Row 3 or Table › 2 Cells. Click Table to go back to the table settings.

Color a cell, a row or a column

• Cell Background: the color of the selected cell.
• Selected Cells Background: one color for every selected cell. If the cells already have different colors, a Mixed Colors note appears.
• Row Background: the color of the whole selected row.
• Column Background: the color of the whole selected column.

Each color picker has an opacity slider and preset swatches. The color box shows the real color of the cell, even when it comes from a template, a row or a column. Clear empties the color you set on the cell.

When colors overlap, a color set on a single cell (or on the selected cells) always wins over a row or column color. If a cell has both a row color and a column color, the one you set last wins. Clearing a row or column color brings back the other one, or the table-wide colors from Background if nothing else is set.

Round corners

Use Corner radius (0–50, default 0) to round the corners of what you selected, for example to turn a pricing column into a card:

• One cell or several cells: every selected cell gets rounded corners on all four sides.
• A column: only the outer top and bottom corners of the column are rounded.
• A row: only the outer left and right corners of the row are rounded.

Set it back to 0 to remove the rounding. To round the whole table instead, use Table Corner Radius in the table settings.

Highlight Column (Pro)

Make one column stand out, as in a "most popular" pricing plan. Click the column letter, then turn on Highlight Column (off by default; on the free version it is switched off and the info icon says "This is a Pro feature."). Then set:

• Highlighted Column Height (1–40, default 10): how tall the highlight band is.
• Shadow Color (default #888888, with opacity).
• Shadow Effect (X-Axis) (−30 to 30), Shadow Effect (Y-Axis) (1–30, default 10) and Shadow Effect (Blur Radius) (10–30, default 10): the shape of the shadow.

Turning the highlight on, or changing its height or blur radius, also sets Margin Top under Table Style in the table settings to the highlight height plus the blur radius, and Margin Bottom to that plus 30, so the shadow isn't cut off. If you then check those values and find they changed, that is why.

Row Height and Column Width

• Row Height (50–500, default 50): click the row number, then set the height of that row.
• Column Width (100–1000, default 150): click the column letter, then set the width of that column. When it isn't set, the column uses Table Cell Min Auto Width from the table settings.

To merge or split cells, use Merge and Split in the canvas toolbar; see Rows & Columns.

Click Save to keep your changes.

Where do I set the header, even-row and odd-row colors?

In the table settings. Click outside the table so nothing is selected, open the Settings tab and expand Background.

Why can't I see Column Width or Row Height?

They only appear when you select a whole column (click its letter) or a whole row (click its number). Selecting a single cell shows only Cell Background.

Why is Highlight Column switched off?

It is a Pro option. On the free version the switch is disabled.