Can I create a compare table in Webflow?

Published on
September 22, 2023

Yes, you can create a compare table in Webflow using different techniques. Here is how you can do it:

  1. Using HTML and CSS:
  • Create a new HTML embed element in your Webflow project.
  • Write the HTML structure for the compare table.
  • Use CSS to style the table and apply any desired formatting.
  • Make sure to add appropriate classes to each element for easy styling and targeting.
  • You can also use CSS frameworks, such as Bootstrap or Bulma, for faster and more responsive table design.
  • Preview the page in Webflow or publish it to see the table in action.
  1. Using Webflow's CMS:
  • Create a new Collection in your Webflow project.
  • Add fields for each column in the compare table.
  • Populate the collection with the data for each row.
  • Design a dynamic template page for displaying the compare table.
  • Use Collection Lists and Collection Fields to display the table rows dynamically.
  • Apply CSS styles to the Collection List and Collection Fields to match your design.
  • Preview the page in Webflow or publish it to see the dynamic compare table.
  1. Using third-party embeds:
  • If you have a specific compare table design in mind and want to use a pre-built solution, you can use third-party embeds.
  • Find a compare table generator or widget that suits your needs.
  • Generate the code snippet for the compare table.
  • Create a new HTML embed element in Webflow.
  • Paste the code snippet into the embed element.
  • Adjust the embed element's size and position to fit within your Webflow project.

Remember to optimize the compare table for SEO by choosing relevant keywords for column headings and using proper HTML semantics for table structure. Additionally, make sure the table is accessible and responsive on different devices.

Additional Questions:

  1. How can I style a compare table in Webflow using CSS?
  2. Can I add interactions or animations to a compare table in Webflow?
  3. Is it possible to filter or sort the data in a compare table dynamically in Webflow?