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Guide to Tables - Rinjii - 08-22-2026
GUIDE TO TABLES
Tables are available throughout Calpheon Wilds to help organize information into clean, easy-to-read rows and columns. They can be used for inventories, Pokémon information, skills, crafting recipes, resources, and anywhere else structured information may be useful.
Tables automatically include alternating row colors, styled headers, and row highlighting when hovered over.
BASIC TABLES
A standard table divides the available space evenly between each column. Standard tables may contain between two and six columns.
The number following table= determines how many columns the table contains.
CODE
[table=3]
[rh]Item[c]Quantity[c]Notes[/rh]
[r]Plant Fiber Satchel[c]1[c]Starter Gear[/r]
[r]Pokéball[c]5[c]Trial Reward[/r]
[r]Runes[c]10[c]Trial Reward[/r]
[/table]
EXAMPLE
Item
Quantity
Notes
Plant Fiber Satchel
1
Starter Gear
Pokéball
5
Trial Reward
Runes
10
Trial Reward
For a different number of columns, simply change the number following table=.
[table=2]
[table=3]
[table=4]
[table=5]
[table=6]
All columns in a standard table are given an equal amount of space.
ROWS & CELLS
Each normal table row begins with:
[r]
and ends with:
[/r]
Additional cells within the same row are created using:
[c]
For example:
[r]Plant Fiber Satchel[c]1[c]Starter Gear[/r]
This creates a single row containing three cells:
Plant Fiber Satchel | 1 | Starter Gear
The number of cells in each row should match the number of columns used by the table.
A three-column table therefore requires three cells in every row.
HEADER ROWS
Header rows are created using:
[rh]
and:
[/rh]
These replace the normal opening and closing row tags.
For example:
[rh]Item[c]Quantity[c]Notes[/rh]
Header rows automatically receive the darker header background, uppercase lettering, and other appropriate styling.
CODE
[table=3]
[rh]Item[c]Quantity[c]Notes[/rh]
[r]Plant Fiber Satchel[c]1[c]Starter Gear[/r]
[r]Buizel Leather Waterskin[c]1[c]Starter Gear[/r]
[r]Plant Fiber Bedroll[c]1[c]Starter Gear[/r]
[/table]
EXAMPLE
Item
Quantity
Notes
Plant Fiber Satchel
1
Starter Gear
Buizel Leather Waterskin
1
Starter Gear
Plant Fiber Bedroll
1
Starter Gear
SMALL COLUMNS
Some tables contain a column that only needs enough room for short information such as a level, quantity, amount, percentage, or rank.
Three special layouts are available for these situations. Each contains three columns, with one column kept narrow and the remaining space divided between the other two.
SMALL FIRST COLUMN
Use this layout when the first column should be narrow.
CODE
[table-smallfirst]
[rh]Level[c]Pokémon[c]Location[/rh]
[r]5[c]Charmander[c]The Dawnlands[/r]
[r]7[c]Pidgey[c]The Heartlands[/r]
[r]12[c]Oddish[c]The Elderwood[/r]
[/table]
EXAMPLE
Level
Pokémon
Location
5
Charmander
The Dawnlands
7
Pidgey
The Heartlands
12
Oddish
The Elderwood
SMALL MIDDLE COLUMN
Use this layout when the middle column should be narrow.
CODE
[table-smallmiddle]
[rh]Item[c]Quantity[c]Notes[/rh]
[r]Plant Fiber Satchel[c]1[c]Starter Gear[/r]
[r]Pokéball[c]5[c]Trial Reward[/r]
[r]Runes[c]10[c]Trial Reward[/r]
[/table]
EXAMPLE
Item
Quantity
Notes
Plant Fiber Satchel
1
Starter Gear
Pokéball
5
Trial Reward
Runes
10
Trial Reward
SMALL LAST COLUMN
Use this layout when the last column should be narrow.
CODE
[table-smalllast]
[rh]Material[c]Source[c]Amount[/rh]
[r]Black Apricorn[c]Village Apricorn Tree[c]3[/r]
[r]Plant Fiber[c]Tall Grass[c]5[/r]
[r]Flint[c]Rocky Outcropping[c]1[/r]
[/table]
EXAMPLE
Material
Source
Amount
Black Apricorn
Village Apricorn Tree
3
Plant Fiber
Tall Grass
5
Flint
Rocky Outcropping
1
CELL ALIGNMENT
Text within table cells is left aligned by default.
Individual cells may also be centered or right aligned.
CENTERED CELLS
To start a centered cell, use:
[c=center]
instead of:
[c]
CODE
[table-smallmiddle]
[rh]Item[c=center]Quantity[c]Notes[/rh]
[r]Plant Fiber Satchel[c=center]1[c]Starter Gear[/r]
[r]Pokéball[c=center]5[c]Trial Reward[/r]
[r]Runes[c=center]10[c]Trial Reward[/r]
[/table]
EXAMPLE
Item
Quantity
Notes
Plant Fiber Satchel
1
Starter Gear
Pokéball
5
Trial Reward
Runes
10
Trial Reward
RIGHT-ALIGNED CELLS
To start a right-aligned cell, use:
[c=right]
CODE
[table=3]
[rh]Item[c]Description[c=right]Value[/rh]
[r]Pokéball[c]Trial Reward[c=right]5[/r]
[r]Runes[c]Trial Reward[c=right]10[/r]
[r]Apricorn[c]Gathered Material[c=right]3[/r]
[/table]
EXAMPLE
Item
Description
Value
Pokéball
Trial Reward
5
Runes
Trial Reward
10
Apricorn
Gathered Material
3
QUICK REFERENCE
STANDARD TABLES
[table=2]
Two equal columns.
[table=3]
Three equal columns.
[table=4]
Four equal columns.
[table=5]
Five equal columns.
[table=6]
Six equal columns.
SPECIAL TABLES
[table-smallfirst]
Three columns with a narrow first column.
[table-smallmiddle]
Three columns with a narrow middle column.
[table-smalllast]
Three columns with a narrow last column.
ROWS & CELLS
[rh] ... [/rh]
Creates a header row.
[r] ... [/r]
Creates a normal row.
[c]
Starts a new left-aligned cell.
[c=center]
Starts a new centered cell.
[c=right]
Starts a new right-aligned cell.
[/table]
Closes the table.
TABLE TIPS
• Make sure each row contains the correct number of cells for the table being used.
• Always close a normal row with [/r].
• Always close a header row with [/rh].
• Always close the entire table with [/table].
• Standard tables may contain between two and six equal-width columns.
• Small-column tables always contain three columns.
• Use a small-column layout when one column contains primarily short values such as levels, quantities, amounts, percentages, or ranks.
• Center alignment is recommended for short numerical values when it improves readability.
• Table rows automatically alternate colors. No additional formatting is required.
• Rows automatically highlight when hovered over.
• Wide tables can be scrolled horizontally on smaller screens.