Add buttons or a table to an article

Use buttons to give readers a clear next action, or a table to compare a few short pieces of information.

1. Open the article body

Open the article under Articles, then click the place in Body where you want to add content.

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2. Choose what to insert

Open the + menu, or type / on a new line. Choose Call-to-action buttons for a button row or Table for a table.

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3. Complete the option you chose

For buttons

Click Add Button inside the new button row. Enter its Label and destination Href, then choose the offered Variant.

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For a table

Click Add Row inside the table. Click Add Cell inside that row for each column you need.

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Enter the content in each cell’s Text field. Repeat for more rows, keeping the same number of cells in each row.

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Select First row is a header when the first row contains column names.

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4. Save your draft

Click Save Draft and wait for the save to finish. This keeps your changes for review without publishing them.

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5. Check the buttons or table

Click Live Preview (the eye icon) and choose Mobile to check how the content fits on a phone. Test the button destinations and check table readability.

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6. Publish your changes

Click Publish changes when you are ready for visitors to see the update. Then open the normal website address in a separate tab and check the result.

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Button links to your own website follow the visitor’s language. Use a full https://… address for another website; mailto:, tel: and page anchors are also supported.

Keep button labels and table cells short. Give every table row the same number of cells; Caption can add a source or note below it. Article buttons and tables do not offer all the duplicate controls available on page sections.