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Table

A default 3 x 3 table will be inserted.

Another way to insert is using the Left Toolbar, which lets you select how many rows/columns to insert:

Inserting new Rows

There are 3 different ways to insert a new row (when you are inside a table):

Right click → Insert Row Above/Below
Press Ctrl+Enter
Copy rows (more than 2 rows) and paste

Inserting new Columns

There are 2 different ways to insert a new column (when you are inside a table):

Right click → Insert Column on Left/Right
Copy columns (more than 2 columns) and paste

Delete Rows/Columns

Select rows/columns → Right click → Delete Row/Column

Styles and Settings

Click the icon that appears on the left of the table, or in the Toolbar.

More options appear:

1 Cell Selected: shows how many cells are currently selected — in this case, one cell.

Vertical Align

Default: Top

Example:

Table with Possible Vertical Alignments

Borders

For the first 9 options, borders are added as depicted in the icons. For example, adds inner borders to the selected cells.

The last option clears all borders from the selected cells.

Cell Settings

Settings dialog:

These settings are applied to selected cells

Click Borders to expand settings for all 4 edges.

Example:

Cell settings are applied on Table

Table Settings

Same as Cell Settings, but applied to every cell in the table.

Add Caption

Example:

Caption is added below table

See Caption Section for more info about Settings/Position.

Merge/Unmerge Cells

Select multiple cells, then right-click and choose Merge Cells.

Example:

Select the merged cell, then right-click and choose Unmerge Cells.

Resize

Rows and columns can be resized by hovering over vertical or horizontal borders and dragging to adjust the width or height. There are some constraints:

Minimum Column Width is 10 pixels
Minimum Row Height is the height of the content inside that row plus padding.