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Easy Table is a WordPress plugin that allow you to insert table in easy way. Why it's easy? Because you don't need to write any complicated HTML syntax. Note that this plugin is not a graphical user interface table generator, so you can simply type your table data directly in your post while you writing. No need to switch to another window nor click any toolbar button.

Easy Table using standard CSV format to generate table data, it's easiest way to build a table.

Some Features

• Easy to use, no advanced skill required
• Display table in post, page or even in widget
• Read data from CSV file and display the data in table
• Sortable table column (using tablesorter jQuery plugin)
• Fancy table design (using Twitter CSS bootstrap)
• WYSIWYG safe, I mean you can switch HTML/View tab in WordPress editor without breaking the table data.

Example usage

• Basic table

[table]
Year,Make,Model,Length
1997,Ford,E350,2.34
2000,Mercury,Cougar,2.38
[/table]

• Table with additional parameter

[table tablesorter="1" id="someid"]
Year,Make,Model,Length
1997,Ford,E350,2.34
2000,Mercury,Cougar,2.38
[/table]

• Table with colspan and other attribute in some cells

[table]
no[attr style="width:20px"],head1,head2,head3
1,row1col1,row1col2,row1col3[attr class="someclass"]
2,row2col1,row2col2,row2col3
3,row3col1[attr colspan="2"],row3col3
4,row4col1,row4col2,row4col3
[/table]

• Table with initial sort order using table parameter, sort by first column descending

[table sort="desc"]
no,head1,head2,head3
1,row1col1,row1col2,row1col3
2,row2col1,row2col2,row2col3
3,row3col1,row3col2,row3col3
4,row4col1,row4col2,row4col3
[/table]

• Table with initial sort order using table parameter, sort by first column descending, and second column ascending

[table sort="desc,asc"]
no,head1,head2,head3
1,row1col1,row1col2,row1col3
2,row2col1,row2col2,row2col3
3,row3col1,row3col2,row3col3
4,row4col1,row4col2,row4col3
[/table]

• Table with initial sort order using cell attr, sort by second column descending

[table]
no,head1[attr sort="desc"],head2,head3
1,row1col1,row1col2,row1col3
2,row2col1,row2col2,row2col3
3,row3col1,row3col2,row3col3
4,row4col1,row4col2,row4col3
[/table]

• Disable sort for third column using cell attr

[table]
no,head1,head2[attr sort="false"],head3
1,row1col1,row1col2,row1col3
2,row2col1,row2col2,row2col3
3,row3col1,row3col2,row3col3
4,row4col1,row4col2,row4col3
[/table]

• Disable sort for third column using table parameter

[table sort=",,false"]
no,head1,head2,head3
1,row1col1,row1col2,row1col3
2,row2col1,row2col2,row2col3
3,row3col1,row3col2,row3col3
4,row4col1,row4col2,row4col3
[/table]

• Table with auto index, start from number 1 (since 0.9)

[table ai="1"]
head1,head2,head3
row1col1,row1col2,row1col3
row2col1,row2col2,row2col3
row3col1,row3col2,row3col3
row4col1,row4col2,row4col3
[/table]

• Table with auto index, start from number 2 (since 0.9)

[table ai="2"]
head1,head2,head3
row1col1,row1col2,row1col3
row2col1,row2col2,row2col3
row3col1,row3col2,row3col3
row4col1,row4col2,row4col3
[/table]

• Table with auto index, start from number 1, and titled No. (since 0.9)

[table ai="1/No."]
head1,head2,head3
row1col1,row1col2,row1col3
row2col1,row2col2,row2col3
row3col1,row3col2,row3col3
row4col1,row4col2,row4col3
[/table]

• Table with auto index, start from number 1, titled No., and column width 50px (since 0.9)

[table ai="1/No./50"]
head1,head2,head3
row1col1,row1col2,row1col3
row2col1,row2col2,row2col3
row3col1,row3col2,row3col3
row4col1,row4col2,row4col3
[/table]

• Table with new line in a cell (since 0.9) any nl value would be replaced with new line while rendered. nl could be one character or more. Be wise to use character here, make sure it's not very common character that may used in your data.

[table nl="~~"]
head1,head2,head3
row1col1,row1col2,this~~should~~be~~in~~one cell
row2col1,row2col2,this~~
also~~
should~~
be~~
in~~
one~~
cell
row3col1,row3col2,row3col3
row4col1,row4col2,row4col3
[/table]

• Table with custom row terminator (since 1.0) Now you can use another character as new row, not only linebreak (\n or \n), eg. you want to use | as row terminator.

[table terminator="|"]
head1,head2,head3|
row1col1,row1col2,this
should
be
in
one cell|
row2col1,row2col2,this
also
should
be
in
one
cell|
row3col1,row3col2,row3col3|
row4col1,row4col2,row4col3|
[/table]

• Table with no heading

[table th="0"]some data here[/table]

• Table with no heading

[table th="0"]some data here[/table]

• Table with footer/tfoot, by default tfoot automatically picked up from second row.

[table tf="1"]some data here[/table]

• Table with picked up from last row.

[table tf="last"]some data here[/table]

• Table from CSV file

[table file="example.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/pricelist.csv"][/table]

Look confusing? Please click here.

Other notes

• Data in each cell must not have line break, otherwise it will be detected as new row.
• If read from file, the file URL must not contain space.