# Responsive e-Signature Docs SwiftCloud Full page: https://swiftcloud.ai/support/responsive-e-signature-docs ## Business details - **Phone:** 843.410.9103 (tel:8434109103) - **Email:** Support@SwiftCRM.com - **Website:** https://swiftcloud.ai Responsive e-Signature Docs - SwiftCloud Support Skip to content [SwiftCloud Support](/support) Get Started “Responsive” means the page formats to the device – meaning the docs look good on phones, tablets & desktops. One of the most powerful advantages SwiftCloud has to the way we do e-signature is that unlike other PDF-based systems, our docs are responsive automatically by default. But what if you want to use columns or tables? We’ve got a solution: Bootstrap Columns. Try it now – it’s easy, and we have shortcodes to help: 1. In the Shortcode Generator click Columns… ![Bootstrap Columns](/support/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Bootstrap_Columns_ESignature.png) 2. Next, select Half just for now… ![Bootstrap e-Signature Columns](/support/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/bootstrap_esignature.png) 3. You’ll see shortcodes like this. You can put whatever fields you want, including text, e-signature fields, etc. inside each column. Here’s an example… TIP: Notice the green arrow starts and ends the rows. ![eSign Front End](/support/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Bootstrap-esgin-example-code.png) and on the front end, that will look like this (desktop on left, mobile on right). The content gets split into columns. ![e-sign-columns-example-code](/support/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/columns_front-end.png) By default, these columns will “collapse” to single-wide on phones, meaning, a phone user would see the above 3 columns in a vertical column one above the other, not horizontally, and thus be able to read it nicely. 4 Columns will drop to 2-wide on medium screens (i.e. tablets) and single-wide on phones. ### **TABLES** Tables are not officially supported, but you can use them and if you’re happy with the look, go ahead. It won’t break, but won’t look as good on all screens, and may not fit nicely into “Envelopes”. Knowing all this if you decide to use them, you can easily add table-code into any doc. The basic code for a table is… - - This is a column header 1 2 - - Col 1 data 2 - If you don’t recall this old-school HTML (it’s not recommended any more for most cases, columns is better), here’s an explanation… - /// opens / starts the table… - /// creates a row - This is a column header 1 /// opens a Table Header and then closes it… - 2 /// same – “2” is what people will see… - /// closes the row, so we can move to the next one… - /// opens a new row… - Col 1 data /// opens a table-data cell - 2 - - // don’t forget to close off each item or it’ll break the page! **Was this article helpful?** Yes No Ah, sorry to hear this. We'll look into updating this item. What could we do to improve this? SwiftCloud Support ### SYSTEM UPDATES + STATUS **LAST UDPATE: Nov 17, 2025** 🟢 All systems are online ### What’s New? Timeclock is now in Public Beta. It will soon feed into the awesome [Invoice Tool](/invoice/) . For now, it’s just a simple employee-style time-logging tool, good for billing time to clients. ### Quick-Start Setup [e-Sign / e-Docs / Intake Forms](/support/welcome/esign/) [Invoices](/support/welcome/invoice/) [CRM](/support/welcome/crm/) ### Recent Posts ### 3.0 Partner’s Program Agencies, Designers, Local Networkers: We can help you grow your business. Learn more about our Value Added Reseller’s & other Partnerships at [SwiftCloud.AI/partners](https://SwiftCloud.AI/partners) . × ![alert](/support/wp-content/plugins/help-desk-support-software/sections/../images/sf-alert.png)