A WTable corresponds to an HTML <table> element, and organizes content in a tabular structure.

The WTable widget uses the companion classes WTableRow and WTableColumn to represent table rows (<tr>) and columns (<td>). Each table cell corresponds to a WTableCell widget, which is a specialized WContainerWidget.

An example of a WTable:

While flexible, in many cases Wt provides more specialized widgets to deal with certain uses of WTable.

If you want to create a tabular layout you should consider the WGridLayout layout class instead. If you wish to present a lot of data in a table, you can also use one of the Model-View-Classes (WTreeView, WTableView or Ext::TableView), as these may offer a higher performance and other benefits such as controls for interactive column resizing and headers.