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+.. _settings:
+
+========
+Settings
+========
+
+All tables (except :ref:`githubtable`) have the same settings to change the way the table is displayed. These attributes
+are available after instantiation.
+
+.. py:attribute:: Table.table_data
+
+    The actual table data to render. This must be a list (or tuple) of lists of strings. The outer list holds the rows
+    and the inner lists holds the cells (aka columns in that row).
+
+    Example:
+
+    .. code-block:: python
+
+        table.table_data = [
+            ['Name', 'Color', 'Type'],
+            ['Avocado', 'green', 'nut'],
+            ['Tomato', 'red', 'fruit'],
+            ['Lettuce', 'green', 'vegetable'],
+        ]
+
+.. py:attribute:: Table.title
+
+    Optional title to show within the top border of the table. This is ignored if None or a blank string.
+
+.. py:attribute:: Table.inner_column_border
+
+    Toggles the column dividers. Set to **False** to disable these vertically dividing borders.
+
+.. py:attribute:: Table.inner_footing_row_border
+
+    Show a horizontal dividing border before the last row. If **True** this defines the last row as the table footer.
+
+.. py:attribute:: Table.inner_heading_row_border
+
+    Show a horizontal dividing border after the first row. If **False** this removes the border so the first row is no
+    longer considered a header row. It'll look just like any other row.
+
+.. py:attribute:: Table.inner_row_border
+
+    If **True** terminaltables will show dividing borders between every row.
+
+.. py:attribute:: Table.outer_border
+
+    Toggles the four outer borders. If **False** the top, left, right, and bottom borders will not be shown.
+
+.. py:attribute:: Table.justify_columns
+
+    Aligns text in entire columns. The keys in this dict are column integers (0 for the first column) and the values
+    are either 'left', 'right', or 'center'. Left is the default.
+
+    Example:
+
+    .. code-block:: pycon
+
+        >>> table.justify_columns[0] = 'right'  # Name column.
+        >>> table.justify_columns[1] = 'center'  # Color column.
+        >>> print table.table
+        +---------+-------+-----------+
+        |    Name | Color | Type      |
+        +---------+-------+-----------+
+        | Avocado | green | nut       |
+        |  Tomato |  red  | fruit     |
+        | Lettuce | green | vegetable |
+        +---------+-------+-----------+
+
+.. py:attribute:: Table.padding_left
+
+    Number of spaces to pad on the left side of every cell. Default is **1**. Padding adds spacing between the cell text
+    and the column border.
+
+.. py:attribute:: Table.padding_right
+
+    Number of spaces to pad on the right side of every cell. Default is **1**. Padding adds spacing between the cell
+    text and the column border.