Tables

Tables are designed to clearly communicate tabular data. Never use tables for layout. If you want columns but your content isn’t data then use the column or sidebar block instead.

A table using default styles — no alignment, no stripes, flexible columns — with bolded column headings.

Country	Area	Population	GDP	Capital
Austria	83,858	8,169929	339	Vienna
Belgium	30,528	11,007,000	410	Brussels
Denmark	43,094	5,564,219	271	Copenhagen
France	547,030	66,104,000	2,181	Paris
Germany	357,021	80,716,000	3,032	Berlin

Tables can also be set to fixed columns, which will lock the column widths to be even with each other. This table has fixed columns and a striped style.

Country	Area	Population	GDP	Capital
Austria	83,858	8,169929	339	Vienna
Belgium	30,528	11,007,000	410	Brussels
Denmark	43,094	5,564,219	271	Copenhagen
France	547,030	66,104,000	2,181	Paris
Germany	357,021	80,716,000	3,032	Berlin

Tables can be aligned similar to other blocks (none, left, right, center, wide, and full).

Country	Area	Population	GDP	Capital
Austria	83,858	8,169929	339	Vienna
Belgium	30,528	11,007,000	410	Brussels
Denmark	43,094	5,564,219	271	Copenhagen
France	547,030	66,104,000	2,181	Paris
Germany	357,021	80,716,000	3,032	Berlin

Setting a table to align right or left will also set them to “auto” width, so their width will vary based on the table contents.

This table is right aligned with otherwise default styles.

Source

The Tables block is a WordPress-created core block that is built in to WordPress.