David Gwyer

wpgoplugins

Tabular is a brand new way to create HTML tables for your WordPress website. Each table is created automatically so no manual coding is required. Simply enter table data, or paste in directly from a spreadsheet, choose your table template, and that’s it. You’re good to go!
A full demo will be coming soon but click <a href="http://demo.wpgothemes.com/flexr/tabular-demo/" rel="nofollow ugc">here</a> to see a live demo of a table generated by Tabular, plus the outputted HTML code.
The generated table code is highly semantic in accordance with recommended web standards and best practices. Tabular does all this for you automatically, leaving you to focus on what data you want your table to display, and how it looks.
Create unlimited tables with Tabular. There is no restriction on the number of tables you can create, or the amount of data added to each table.
Super fast table editor! Edit the data for each table just as you would in any spreadsheet software such as Excel. You can even paste in data directly too for convenience, making editing even faster still. Also, the spreadsheet editor supports an undo function to reduce errors and recover deleted data.
If you have a moment, consider leaving feedback in the <a href="https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/tabular-lite/reviews/" rel="ugc">comments</a> section. This is really important and helps us continuously improve upon the plugin. Help us to make it even better!
Please also rate Tabular if you find it useful.
Thanks to all our free plugin users for your continued support! 🙂
David – <a href="https://wpgoplugins.com" rel="nofollow ugc">wpgoplugins.com</a>

Tabular – Create Stunning HTML Tables

Tabular creates semantic HTML tables automatically. No coding required. Simply edit table cells, choose a template, and display!

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The HTML5 Semantic Elements plugin introduces two custom Gutenberg blocks — Article and Aside — that allow you to structure your WordPress content with proper semantic HTML5 elements.
Use the Article block for self-contained content such as blog posts or news items, and the Aside block for related or supplementary information such as sidebars, pull quotes, or callouts.
These semantic elements improve both SEO and accessibility by clearly defining the roles of different content sections.
<h3>How to Use</h3>
<h3>Adding Blocks</h3>
<ol>
<li>Edit any post or page in the block editor</li>
<li>Click the “+” button to add a new block</li>
<li>Search for “Article” or “Aside”</li>
<li>Click the desired block to insert it into your content</li>
</ol>
<h3>Article Block</h3>
The Article block creates an HTML5 <code><article></code> element, ideal for: 
– Blog posts 
– News articles 
– Forum posts 
– Comments 
– Independent, self-contained content
Features 
– Nest any blocks inside (headings, paragraphs, images, etc.) 
– Wide and Full alignment support 
– Custom CSS classes 
– Anchor ID support 
– “Remove Article” button to unwrap the block while keeping its inner content
Removing the Article wrapper 
– Toolbar: Select the Article block → click the “Remove Article” (X) button 
– Menu: Use the three-dot menu → “Ungroup”
<h3>Aside Block</h3>
The Aside block creates an HTML5 <code><aside></code> element, perfect for: 
– Sidebars 
– Pull quotes 
– Related content 
– Callout boxes 
– Supplementary information
Features 
– Add any blocks inside 
– Left, Right, Wide, and Full alignment options 
– Default styling with background color and left border 
– Custom CSS classes 
– Anchor ID support 
– Transform paragraphs, headings, lists, or quotes into Asides 
– “Remove Aside” button to unwrap the content
Transforming existing blocks 
1. Select an existing block (paragraph, heading, list, quote, pullquote, or group) 
2. Click the block icon or three-dot menu 
3. Choose “Transform to” → “Aside”
Removing the Aside wrapper 
– Toolbar: Select the Aside block → click the “Remove Aside” (X) button 
– Transform: Convert to “Group” 
– Menu: Use the three-dot menu → “Ungroup”
<h3>Styling</h3>
Both blocks include basic styling. To customize:
<ol>
<li>Add a custom CSS class in the Advanced panel of the block settings.</li>
<li>Add your own CSS under Appearance → Customize → Additional CSS.</li>
</ol>
Example CSS:
<pre><code>`css
</code></pre>
/* Custom Article styling */ 
.wp-block-html5-semantic-article { 
 padding: 2em; 
 background: #ffffff; 
 box-shadow: 0 2px 4px rgba(0,0,0,0.1); 
}
/* Custom Aside styling */ 
.wp-block-html5-semantic-aside { 
 background-color: #fffbea; 
 border-left: 4px solid #f59e0b; 
 padding: 2em; 
}
<h3>Block Settings</h3>
Block Tab: Alignment options
Advanced Tab: Add custom CSS classes, anchor IDs
<h3>Tips</h3>
Nest Blocks: Combine headings, text, and media inside semantic containers
SEO Benefits: Helps search engines interpret your content hierarchy
Accessibility: Improves screen reader navigation and content structure
<h3>License</h3>
This plugin is licensed under the GPL v2 or later.

HTML5 Semantic Elements

Adds HTML5 and semantic elements as blocks in the Gutenberg editor.

Tabular – Create Stunning HTML Tables vs HTML5 Semantic Elements