Tabluar Data Plug-In?

I don’t think there is a plugin. I wrote an addition to the quicktags to display some pretty complex tables for a client who has a bridge blog and some investment blogs.

Here’s the “simplest” table one:

edButtons[edButtons.length] =
new edButton('ed_table'
,'Table'
,'<strong>*</strong>nn<table class="table" cellspacing="2" cellpadding="7">n<tr>n<td class="td1">*</td>n<td class="td2">*</td>n<td class="td3">*</td>n</tr>n<tr>n<td class="td1">*</td>n<td class="td2">*</td>n<td class="td3">*</td>n</tr>n<tr>n<td class="td1">*</td>n<td class="td2">*</td>n<td class="td3">*</td>n</tr>n<tr>n<td class="td1">*</td>n<td class="td2">*</td>n<td class="td3">*</td>n</tr>n</table>nn'
,''
);

This is a fairly simple table with areas for text entry noted by *. It should work if you simply plug it in just like that in quicktags.js. You can style it through the style.css of course. And you should be able to extrapolate from how that one’s laid out, how to change to the sort of tabular display you need.

I generally put my additions at the top, as they’re the ones most likely to need editing/emending at some point. And that way the show up first in the row of buttons.

Please do! Happy to help….

From the write post screen…. in the quicktags bar (um. this WON’T work if you’re using the wysiwyg!), you should see a new button labeled “Table”.

Oy. Ouch. The things we forget to ask the poster. I’m sorry, yes, I guess unless you have one of the new mac/intel munges you don’t get it. So all my posts in this topic were of no use whatsoever.

My aplogies…. the only thing I can think of for you to do then would be set up the table the way you want it, save it to a text file, then copy and paste from the text file whenever you need the table.