Buttons in a table should be visually distinct and interactive. A well-chosen background color will ensure they catch the user’s eye, while a smooth hover effect will confirm they’re clickable. Without these, buttons risk looking out of place or worse, going unnoticed.
In this guide, you’ll learn how to customize button colors and hover effects right in the editor, so your tables stay clean, functional, and professional.
Step 1: Click the Button Inside the Table #
Locate the button you’ve added inside a table cell. Click directly on the button to select the Button block.
Step 2: Open the Block Settings Sidebar #
Once the button is selected, look to the right-hand sidebar. If the sidebar isn’t visible, click the Settings icon in the top-right corner of the editor to open it.
Step 3: Switch to the Styles Tab #
Inside the sidebar, move over to the Styles tab. This is where all the appearance-related settings for the Button block are located.
Step 4: Choose a New Button Color #
Scroll down to find the Color section. You’ll see options to set the text color, hover text color, background color, and hover background color for the button.
Click on the color palette and choose any color you like, or enter a HEX/RGB code if you want precise control.
Conclusion
Good button design in Tableberg tables comes down to two essential elements. First, the button color should contrast clearly with the table background so it stands out at a glance. Second, a defined hover state gives users instant feedback and confirms the button is interactive.
Now that you know how to set both, your buttons will look right and behave the way users expect.
