diff --git a/filter/divide-code-blocks.lua b/filter/divide-code-blocks.lua
index 9152d45..32b7aeb 100644
--- a/filter/divide-code-blocks.lua
+++ b/filter/divide-code-blocks.lua
@@ -1,24 +1,18 @@
 -- draw horizontal rules above and below code blocks to separate them nicely
 
-code_classes =
+fontsize_classes =
 {
-    ["normal"] = {
-        ["font"] = "\\small",
-    },
-    ["small"] = {
-        ["font"] = "\\scriptsize",
-    },
-    ["tiny"] = {
-        ["font"] = "\\tiny",
-    },
+    ["normal"] = "\\small",
+    ["small"] = "\\scriptsize",
+    ["tiny"] = "\\tiny",
 }
 
 function CodeBlock(block)
-    local class_spec = code_classes["normal"]
+    local fontsize = fontsize_classes["normal"]
     for _, class in ipairs(block.classes) do
-        local maybe_spec = code_classes[string.lower(class)]
-        if maybe_spec then
-            class_spec = maybe_spec
+        local maybe_fontsize = fontsize_classes[string.lower(class)]
+        if maybe_fontsize then
+            fontsize = maybe_fontsize
             break
         end
     end
@@ -30,11 +24,10 @@ function CodeBlock(block)
 
     block.text = block.text:gsub("\r", "") -- Remove carriage-returns.
 
-    font = class_spec["font"]
     return {
         pandoc.RawInline('latex', string.format([[
             \BeginCodeBlock{%s}
-        ]], font)),
+        ]], fontsize)),
         block,
         pandoc.RawInline('latex', [[
             \EndCodeBlock
diff --git a/filter/tabularx.lua b/filter/tabularx.lua
index bca373b..bd37196 100644
--- a/filter/tabularx.lua
+++ b/filter/tabularx.lua
@@ -1,6 +1,13 @@
 -- Use xltabular's xltabular environment instead of longtable to write LaTeX tables.
 -- Run this filter after pandoc-crossref.
 
+fontsize_classes =
+{
+    ["normal"] = "\\small",
+    ["small"] = "\\scriptsize",
+    ["tiny"] = "\\tiny",
+}
+
 function Length(element)
     local n = 0
     for key, value in pairs(element) do
@@ -234,6 +241,15 @@ end
 -- which gives us the option to draw the full grid of the table.
 function Table(tbl)
     if FORMAT =='latex' then
+        local fontsize = fontsize_classes["normal"]
+        for _, class in ipairs(tbl.classes) do
+            local maybe_fontsize = fontsize_classes[string.lower(class)]
+            if maybe_fontsize then
+                fontsize = maybe_fontsize
+                break
+            end
+        end
+
         tbl.colspecs = NormalizeColumns(tbl.colspecs)
         local latex_code = ''
 
@@ -275,6 +291,9 @@ function Table(tbl)
             latex_code = latex_code .. '\\addtocounter{table}{-1}\n'
         end
 
+        -- Set the font size.
+        latex_code = latex_code .. '\\begingroup' .. fontsize
+
         --
         -- Begin the xltabular environment
         --
@@ -370,7 +389,7 @@ function Table(tbl)
         -- End the tabular environment
         --
 
-        latex_code = latex_code .. '\\end{xltabular}\n'
+        latex_code = latex_code .. '\\end{xltabular}\\endgroup\n'
 
         -- Return a raw LaTeX blob with our encoded table.
         return pandoc.RawBlock('tex', latex_code)
diff --git a/guide.tcg b/guide.tcg
index b8b66be..c21ae9a 100644
--- a/guide.tcg
+++ b/guide.tcg
@@ -1238,6 +1238,56 @@ Each type of Markdown table provides different support for alignment. See the
 [Pandoc table documentation](https://pandoc.org/chunkedhtml-demo/8.9-tables.html)
 for more details.
 
+#### Font size
+
+The font size of tables can be customized via the `.small` or `.tiny` classes.
+
+```md
+Table: Font size demonstration (small) {#tbl:fontsize-demonstration .small}
+
++-------+-------+-----------------+
+| Fruit | Color | Description     |
++=======+=======+=================+
+| Apple | Red   | Useful for pie. |
++-------+-------+-----------------+
+| Pear  | Green | Useful for pie? |
++-------+-------+-----------------+
+
+Here is how to customize the font size of a table that has no caption:
+
+: {.tiny}
+
++--------+--------+---------------------+
+| Fruit  | Color  | Description         |
++========+========+=====================+
+| Banana | Yellow | Useful for pie.     |
++--------+--------+---------------------+
+| Tomato | Red    | Not useful for pie. |
++--------+--------+---------------------+
+```
+
+These tables render like so:
+
+Table: Font size demonstration (small) {#tbl:fontsize-demonstration .small}
+
++-------+-------+-----------------+
+| Fruit | Color | Description     |
++=======+=======+=================+
+| Apple | Red   | Useful for pie. |
++-------+-------+-----------------+
+| Pear  | Green | Useful for pie? |
++-------+-------+-----------------+
+
+: {.tiny}
+
++--------+--------+---------------------+
+| Fruit  | Color  | Description         |
++========+========+=====================+
+| Banana | Yellow | Useful for pie.     |
++--------+--------+---------------------+
+| Tomato | Red    | Not useful for pie. |
++--------+--------+---------------------+
+
 ## HTML Tables {#sec:html-tables}
 
 A rowspan/colspan table like @tbl:fruits-grid can be implemented in HTML like