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# Table
## Present comparisons, pricing tiers, or structured data in a responsive, easy-to-read table format.
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###### VIDEO TRANSCRIPT:
Let's take a look
at the table module.
So the table module is something
that's only available on Scaffold Pro,
but it's one of the things--
When it came to developing Scaffold Pro, I wanted to
make sure that I was giving users certain
modules
that will bring value to them so that,
um, basically they...
It'll help them save money in the long term. Even though
they're paying money for Scaffold Pro,
it'll save money in the long term. And the way I did that
is with the table module or
with the, the, uh, resource library module
or the event calendar module,
you get Scaffold Pro and you get these modules
that basically make it so you could build things
on a base tier of HubSpot
that you wouldn't be able to, uh, otherwise.
You might need access to like HubDB or something
like that, and,
uh, depending on your,
uh, different subscription levels, you might need to pay
like a thousand dollars a month or something to get access
to HubDB.
So that's really what the motivation behind
some of these modules was in putting them on Scaffold
Pro that, okay, yeah, you need to pay for Scaffold
Pro, but you're gonna end up saving money in the long run
because you could be on a twenty dollar a month
HubSpot plan and build something that,
uh, you know, otherwise you might need
to be on a thousand dollar a month HubSpot plan.
So the table module
is for,
um, you know, what you would think it'd be for. Like
you see tables on websites where they use it
for comparing different, uh, pricing
tiers for their product or comparing their product
to competitors and things like that.
So let me kind of show you how this works
on the inside. So
here on the row, uh,
there, there's not too many styling options for this
one. It's more of like a utilitarian,
um, module here,
but you could see we have all these different
rows. So this is,
uh, thirteen different rows,
and you see there's like a note here that says,
"Note: The first row will automatically
become the table head,
and the number of columns in that row will dictate
how many columns are in the table."
So here we have our first row, and you can see
site plan, site plan, starter, starter,
business, and we have four,
um, columns.
So you could see that's,
that's how the rest of the table is set up. We have our
first row, which is the table head,
and then we have, uh, four columns, so then
the rest of the,
the table has four columns.
So just to click into one of these to show you how
this works. We're on the second
column here, and we have starter,
and then we put a, uh, a break in there, and
then we have fourteen-day free trial. And if you want
to, you can add a link.
So in this one we, we put a,
a line break. So we have starter with a line
break, and then we have a fourteen-day free trial,
which we, you know, you could link to
your demo page or your trial
page or whatever. So you have those options there.
And then I'll just show you, you see we have these other
things, availability
or extra info. So
I'll show you how that works in a second. So let's
go back here,
and we'll go to the second
row. So now we're in the second row, and you see
we have bandwidth there.
So let's click on this,
and we don't have any availability
setting on it. None doesn't mean that it's not available.
It just means that we haven't set an
availability setting. So we don't have anything there.
We have our text.
We don't have a link, but then we have extra info
and it says, "Available at bandwidth will have a
major impact on your service."
So what that is, is that's what this is
called a tool tip. You see it all the time.
See this little question mark where you can get extra info?
You can't really look at it on,
on the, uh,
on the page editor,
but when you're on the actual website and someone
hovers over this
question mark icon,
they can have extra info there. So that's very useful
to, to have a very useful feature to have.
But then when we go here, so you see bandwidth, it's pretty
intuitive. I mean, you click around, you can see where
you're editing. So
you have bandwidth here, and then we have one gigabyte,
and then here we have availability,
yes. So that's why it has the green check mark.
If we say
no, it'll turn into a red
X, and if we say neutral, it'll
just turn into a
gray dash.
So that's-- And then
if we change it to none, you just see it disappear
entirely. So
this is just made so you can have,
you know, basically
each section of this module,
you have the same settings, but based on how you set
them up, you can have,
you know, them look different ways. So
usually on the first
column of the row
is where you wanna have, you know, what,
what exactly you're getting there, what kind of feature
you're getting.
So this should say, it says site plans. This should probably say
features.
But you s- you have your features, then you have your different,
uh, things here. You can add your extra info.
And then as you go down, you can see,
you know, I wanna add a green check,
I wanna add a red
X or a, um,
you know, just a dash for neutral whether you
don't know whether they have it or not.
So that's basically it. It's a pretty
simple module. It's pretty,
um, it, it's pretty intuitive when you
go in there,
but I think it really does unlock...
It, it's a premium module, and I think
it does unlock like premium features for your
website,
and you can have a really professional,
uh, B2B type website or enterprise
type website,
and you can get this-- you can achieve this on
just like your base
HubSpot package
if you have Scaffold Pro.
So that's it.
I encourage you to just go in there and, and
change it how you'd like and mess around with things. And
if you run into any issues, you can always reach out to
us on our support channels.
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