The best WordPress data visualization plugins for most sites come down to wpDataTables, Visualizer, Ninja Charts, Chartify and GravityCharts. They were picked on how many data sources and chart engines each one supports, since that’s where they really differ. Chart…
A good free data source states its license and keeps its access method stable, whether that’s a file download, an API or a cloud query. The data dictionary is the part people skip, and it’s the part that saves the…
Click a column header, the rows rearrange, nothing loads. That’s the feature. And it has worked in every browser worth supporting since July 2015, when Array.prototype.sort() reached universal availability per MDN’s browser-compatibility tables, though the algorithm running underneath kept changing…
A wpDataTables chart reads its values from a table, so the table comes first. Run the Chart Creation Wizard on it, copy the shortcode it generates, [ wpdatachart id=1 ], and paste that into a post or page. The same…
Bold text and neat column alignment mean nothing to a screen reader. It reads the markup, not the layout. So a table that looks perfectly organized can still announce a row of bare numbers with no indication of what any…
WordPress already ships with everything you need to put a table inside a post. No install screen, nothing extra sitting in your updates list. The block editor has a Table block built in. There’s also the Custom HTML block, which…
