Creating a basic table in WordPress using Easy Table
2nd August 2013
,2nd August 2013
,Creating a table
Once the plugin is installed you simply go to the text editor within wordpress and enter:
[table][/table]
Populating your table
To give your table some data you simply type in the text you want to appear inside your table. Each column is separated with a comma. So for example:
Column1, column2, column3
To create a new row within your table, simply enter a carriage return and continue to fill in each column in the same way as follows:
Column1, column2, column3
Column1, column2, column3
The first row of your table will be your table headers. So in order to create a table with 3 columns and 3 rows you should enter something using a similar format to:
[table]
Table header 1, table header 2, table header 3
Row 1 column 1, row 1 column 2, row1 column3
Row 2 column 1, row 2 column 2, row2 column3
Row 3 column 1, row 3 column 2, row3 column3
[/table]
In Wordpress, this should look similar to this:
This code would give you a result that looks similar to this:
If you require information on creating more complicated tables, more information can be found here.
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