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Thank you for your feedback! I agree, we should have an easier way to add tables to the site. Currently there is no easy way, but our developers are monitoring this forum closely and are reading the ideas given by our customers.
If this addition is ever planned, we will be sure to update this thread.
Thanks,
Aubrey
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Sorry for the delay - Currently, the only way I can think of using a table on your site is by creating in and taking a snapshot of it. You could then upload it to your sitebuilder as an image and add a text box over it to add your information.
Hope this helps, thanks.
Ehsan
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Same with excel
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1 - Create your graph on page by itself in microsoft word
2 - "Save as" webpage
3 - Go open the webpage you just saved and right click your graph
4 - Click on "view page source"
5 - Copy the entire HTML code that pops up
6 - Go to homestead and "insert" HTML code. Past it in. BAM!!!!
Drew N, Alum
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With the normal options to "add/delete rows", "merge rows/columns", and configure table settings such as color, width, row height, and background and border colors.
I hope Intuit/Homestead will add this feature as it would very much enhance the Intuit Software Platform and would benefit a large number of users.
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http://www.quackit.com/html/html_tabl...
http://www.plugandtable.com/
Ric
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Mike F., Alum
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With the normal options to "add/delete rows", "merge rows/columns", and configure table settings such as color, width, row height, and background and border colors.
I hope Intuit/Homestead will add this feature as it would very much enhance the Intuit Software Platform and would benefit a large number of users.
Mike F., Alum
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Mike F., Alum
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Mike
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Honestly look at the date of this post. One year ago and not a single change,upgrade, or anything has been added to help make our life easier. Yes you can add tables,drop down menus, but it takes much added work on our parts. I teach middle school and when they kids are being untruthful with me I say " Don't run a scam on me" I feel that the plan is to never change anything but you guys will just not tell us. Go back to some of my posts two tears ago and customers are begging for improvements and not a single change. Look at our blog options.Honestly, do you expect us to use that option for a great looking blog,when it is difficult just to insert a picture into a blog post. Homestead is a flipphone, and all other hosting sites are iphones.
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Drew N, Alum
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Thanks
Drew
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Drew N, Alum
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https://community.homestead.com/homestead/topics/can_i_create_a_table_in_sitebuilder
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Drew N, Alum
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How do I insert tables on a page?
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Bryon7394
and then do nothing
same answer for No FTP
No drop down menus
No tables
No RSS on website
Horrible upload on the blog
Worlds worst blog format
Mike F., Alum
The best thing to do is click the +1 buttons on this (or the other Idea) threads so that the developers can really see the demand for these features. I agree our software is far from perfect.
Mike
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https://community.homestead.com/homestead/topics/can_i_create_a_table_in_sitebuilder
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aubrey8071
First - know that it would have been better to tell us you're working on creating a good table feature and give us a rough anticipated launch date, rather than simply throw up a band-aide quality feature to quiet the boards. If it takes four months to build something good, I think most of us would accept that, knowing that something good is finally coming.
Second - consider modeling the table feature (and some of your other features as well) as close as possible to Microsoft Office. That way the majority of your users will be comfortable with new features from day one and have the quality they've grown up with over the years. If open source can do it, I think Homestead can figure it out.
Third - why add a feature that people in this thread have been asking for, and not announce it to this thread the day it's launched? I just happened to notice the feature by accident. Maybe I'm just not seeing it, so I apologize if you did announce it somewhere. I understand it's brand new, so maybe I'm jumping a little too quick.
Fourth - I think Homestead had a perfect opportunity to get ongoing feedback from people on this thread while the table feature was being built. How does this look so far? Do you think this would fit your needs? Is there any way we can make it better before we launch it? It's not difficult to post an invitation on this thread to an online user/developer round table session to accomplish this. Opportunity blown!
I do thank you guys for the effort to do something though. The new table as is just might work for some people, as long as they don't expect much.
Drew N, Alum
The tables were created to be more inline with Sitebuilder functions rather than Office, as we wanted to keep a consistent look for those comfortable with Sitebuilder. I am sorry if you find it deficient in some way. We will see if others feel this way as well and maybe things will be changed if there is sufficient interest.
Unfortunately the idea of a user/developer forum has never been able to gain traction. Some versions were tried in the past, but were not used at all, so it was discontinued.
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