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Trushen patel

Vrajesh Dave

This plugin useful for export custom table called “customers”. Its custom table. you can export values in csv format.
👉 Ready to Use 
👉 Default Ready Colours and Values

Custom Table CSV Export With Filters

This plugin useful for export custom table called "customers". Its custom table. you can export values in csv format.

roehler

Basis Tables provides a modern table editor inspired by TablePress, with a focus on speed and admin UX:
<ul>
<li>Inline editing: click any cell, type, and it saves automatically via AJAX without page reload</li>
<li>Context menu on right-click: copy/paste, add/delete rows/columns, duplicate, set column values</li>
<li>Column visibility, header sorting, per-column filter icon in header</li>
<li>Modules system to toggle optional features</li>
<li>Accessibility: ARIA live region, keyboard shortcuts (Enter to save cell; Ctrl/Cmd+S for row), compact view</li>
</ul>
Developer-friendly: 
– Nonce-protected AJAX endpoints 
– Migrations ensure DB schema integrity automatically 
– Debug logging built-in (toggleable): see AJAX requests and errors in the console
Project site: https://basistables.com 
Author: https://roehler.nrw
<h3>Source Code and Build</h3>
All JavaScript and CSS in this plugin are human-readable and not minified. 
There is currently no build step. The distributed files under assets/js and assets/css are the original source.
For reviewers: 
– assets/js/admin.js – original source (no minification) 
– assets/js/block.js – original source (no minification) 
– assets/js/frontend.js – original source (no minification) 
– assets/css/admin.css – original source (no minification) 
– assets/css/frontend.css – original source (no minification)
If a build pipeline (e.g., npm/webpack) is introduced in the future, this readme will document the repository URL and build instructions.

Basis Tables

Modern, performant tables for WordPress with responsive, accessible features. TablePress-like editor with inline editing and AJAX saving.

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