To add horizontal and vertical borders to the cells in a 6-column by 3-row table using Grid in Webflow, you can leverage the grid-template-areas property.
First, create a div block that contains the table structure. Set its display property to grid:
1. Select the parent container that will hold the table.
2. In the Styles panel, click on the display property and choose 'Grid' from the dropdown menu.
Next, define the grid template areas for the table:
1. In the Styles panel, scroll down to the Grid section.
2. Click on the Template dropdown, select 'Edit Grid'.
3. In the grid editor, create the layout for your table by specifying the number of rows and columns (in this case, 6 columns and 3 rows).
4. Click on 'Display' to switch to the display mode.
Now, you can assign grid areas to each cell in the table:
1. Select a cell element within the table.
2. In the Styles panel, under the Positioning section, click on Grid and choose 'Auto' from the Area dropdown.
3. Repeat this step for each cell in the table, ensuring that each cell has a unique grid area assigned to it.
To add horizontal and vertical borders:
1. In the Styles panel, go to the Border section.
2. Specify the border width, color, and style for the horizontal and vertical borders.
3. To apply a horizontal border to all cells, set the border-top property on each cell element.
4. To apply a vertical border, set the border-right property on the appropriate cells, depending on your table's layout.
For example, to add a thin grey border to all cells and a thicker border between columns, you can use the following CSS:
```
table-cell {
border: 1px solid lightgrey;
border-right-width: 2px;
border-right-color: grey;
}
```
Make sure to replace `table-cell` with the appropriate class or selector for your cells.
With this approach, you can create a visually appealing table with distinct borders around each cell using Webflow's Grid system. Remember to customize the border properties to match your desired style.