Build a table of sticky-notes
In Draft.io, tables consist of several segments placed against each other to form a table.
1. Building the structure of the table
To build a table:
- Enable the Spacing helper setting if not already enabled;
- Click on
Line
in the toolbar; - Draw segments on your draft;
- Manipulate and move the segments to adjust their size and place them exactly where you want to.
![Draft.io - How to build the structure of the table](https://help.draft.io/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Draft.io-Placing-lines.gif)
You can lock the segments in the draft to prevent users from inadvertently moving the table's structure.
![Draft.io - How to lock the structure of the table](https://help.draft.io/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Draft.io-Locking-a-table.gif)
2. Adding titles
To add titles:
- Add a text item to the draft;
- Switch it to a rectangle textbox format; and
- Place the titles in your table where you want to.
You can also lock the titles if you don't want other users to move them.
![Draft.io - How to add titles to the table](https://help.draft.io/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Draft.io-Adding-title-to-a-table.gif)
3. Adding and moving sticky-notes
Finally, add and move sticky notes across the table. You can use the Lists mode to create columns of sticky notes joined together.
![Draft.io - How to add sticky-notes and move them around](https://help.draft.io/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Draft.io-Moving-sticky-notes-in-a-table-1.gif)