WPDataTables Plugin

After you have fine-tuned your table and are satisfied with it, you can insert it into a post or page using the standard WordPress Editor or Visual Composer. Here’s how to do it:

1.Using the Standard WordPress Editor:
– Open the post or page where you want to insert the table.
– Click on the “Add Block” button.
– Select the “Shortcode” block.
– Enter the shortcode for your table, which you can find in the wpDataTables plugin interface.

2.Using Visual Composer:
– Open the post or page in Visual Composer.
– Add a new element.
– Select the wpDataTables element.
– Choose your table from the list of available tables.

This will embed your customized table into your content, making it interactive and visually appealing.

Responsive

WordPress tables created with the wpDataTables plugin are inherently responsive, ensuring they display and function well on any type of device.

Very Large Tables

wpDataTables performs efficiently with large tables, capable of handling up to millions of rows. All operations are processed by the MySQL server, ensuring optimal performance.

Advanced Filters and Search

wpDataTables enables you to create custom filters for your dataset, providing a convenient method to swiftly refine the results displayed in your WordPress table.

Editable

wpDataTables can be configured to be editable, allowing WordPress users to modify the content of the table directly inline or through a generated form interface.

Highlighting

With the wpDataTables WordPress plugin, you can highlight cells, rows, or columns based on their content. This feature functions similarly to Conditional Formatting in Excel.

Charts

Each WordPress table created with wpDataTables can serve as a data source for generating WordPress charts. These charts are rendered using three powerful engines and can update in real-time.