Table Attributes

Tables have a set of different attributes to guarantee that your contents look as good as possible.

This setting is by default on. It highlights the header row of your table (for example, by using a bold font or a different color; this depends on the Theme you're using).

As this setting is on by default, you'd only use it to disable the highlighting:

:: header: false
| Numbers | Values |
|---------|--------|
| Number  | 48848  |

The next setting is another highlighting setting. With this, the first column in your table will be highlighted (for example, by using a bold font or a different color; this depends on the Theme .

:: firstcol: true
| Numbers | Values |
|---------|--------|
| Number  | 48848  |

Similarly to the header, you can also force the table to have a highlighted footer. This is the last line in your table. The syntax is as follows:

:: footer: true
| Numbers | Values |
|---------|--------|
| Number  | 48848  |
| Final   | 48848  |

The table will expand to take the full width of the slide

:: expand: true
| Numbers | Values |
|---------|--------|
| Number  | 48848  |
| Final   | 48848  |

In addition to having a theme for your slides, each slide theme also has different themes for your tables. You can choose between several different themes. The theme differences are less about colors and more defining which parts of the table are visible (i.e. row borders, column borders, background colors, etc).

In order to change the theme, you'd use the keyword theme:

:: theme: plain
| Numbers | Values |
|---------|--------|
| Number  | 48848  |
| Final   | 48848  |

Here's a list of the different table themes in Hyperdeck as well as a brief explanation of what they do. There're no previews as the display properties of the table theme depend on the selected Presentation Theme and Slide Type