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@tiptap/extension-table

What changed in @tiptap/extension-table 2 to 3, from its official release notes, upgrade guides and advisories. Sources checked 2026-10-19.

2 breaking2 new APIs and options1 behavior and defaults7 fixes and other

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@tiptap/extension-table 310 changes

TableCell and TableHeader nodes now have an align attribute supporting left, center, and right alignment, parsed from and serialized to Markdown and HTML.
3.22.0release notes
Adds an option to customize whether the table wrapper for the resizable node view is rendered in non-editable mode.
3.9.1release notes

Custom table widths can be set by respecting user-provided style attributes instead of always overriding them with calculated widths.
3.10.2release notes

Fixed table markdown pipe escaping so the extension loads on older Safari and iOS versions, including WebKit before Safari 16.4.
3.30.1release notes
Deleting the last row or column no longer moves the cursor outside the table when there is content below it.
3.30.0release notes
Inserting tables with empty cells or headers now backfills their default block content, avoiding invalid-content errors.
3.29.0release notes
Hard breaks and paragraph breaks in table cells are serialized as <br> instead of spaces, preserving them through a parse/serialize round trip.
3.29.0release notes
HTML table parsing now uses the matching <col> width for table cells and headers when they lack their own colwidth attribute.
3.27.4release notes
Pipe characters inside backtick inline code spans no longer split cells in leading-pipe or pipeless GFM tables, preserving code formatting.
3.27.4release notes
Configured HTMLAttributes such as class and data-* are now applied to the rendered <table> element when resizable is disabled.
3.25.0release notes

Table, TableRow, TableCell, and TableHeader are imported as named exports from this package instead of from separate table packages.
2.0.0upgrade guide
UMD builds have been removed, so projects relying on them need to change how they load the package.
2.0.0upgrade guide