datalistit

<p>This plugin creates a table out of data contained in a cvs file. The table can then be displayed on a website or in a blog.<br />
You need absolutely no technical knowledge. The plugin will convert the cvs file into a database enabling you to decide how the data will be displayed online.<br />
You can define:</p>
<ul>
<li>orderby – sort the data the way you wish to present it,</li>
<li>columns – decide which columns will be displayed online,</li>
<li>norows – define how many rows will be displayed on each “page” of the table. The viewer will be able to switch  between pages using “Previous” and “Next”.</li>
<li>ID – name the table</li>
</ul>
<p>Styling (css) can be defined in the Dashboard->Datalist it->Advanced.</p>
<p>HTML version of the full table is also available.</p>
<h4>Example of database table shortcode:</h4>
<pre><code>[datalistit 
   dbtable='Sales_results_Q1_sample_file' 
   norows=2 
   orderby='stabilisers' 
   columns='month, stabilisers' id='table1' ]
</code></pre>
<h4>Example of html table shortcode:</h4>
<pre><code>[datalistit table='Sales_results_sample_file' ]
</code></pre>
<p>Anybody with “Edit post” capability can insert the short code onto a WP site or blog, thus creating a table. No user data is held on the server – any uploaded data is deleted automatically when the server sends the HTML file to the user.</p>
<p>In order to create a table, the user uploads a csv file using the plugin interface. The data is sent to the datalistit.com server where the files are processed. Datalistit.com is a service and the plugin is required to access this service. Having processed the data, the server returns a table and short code is created. The user can display the table on their WP site or blog by copying and pasting the short code that is returned by the server.</p>
<h3>Arbitrary section</h3>


Datalist it

Create a table from a csv file to display on a website or blog using Ajax. No technical knowledge required.

roehler

<p>Basis Tables provides a modern table editor inspired by TablePress, with a focus on speed and admin UX:</p>
<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>
<p>Developer-friendly:<br />
– Nonce-protected AJAX endpoints<br />
– Migrations ensure DB schema integrity automatically<br />
– Debug logging built-in (toggleable): see AJAX requests and errors in the console</p>
<p>Project site: https://basistables.com<br />
Author: https://roehler.nrw</p>
<h3>Source Code and Build</h3>
<p>All JavaScript and CSS in this plugin are human-readable and not minified.<br />
There is currently no build step. The distributed files under assets/js and assets/css are the original source.</p>
<p>For reviewers:<br />
– assets/js/admin.js – original source (no minification)<br />
– assets/js/block.js – original source (no minification)<br />
– assets/js/frontend.js – original source (no minification)<br />
– assets/css/admin.css – original source (no minification)<br />
– assets/css/frontend.css – original source (no minification)</p>
<p>If a build pipeline (e.g., npm/webpack) is introduced in the future, this readme will document the repository URL and build instructions.</p>


Basis Tables

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

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