How do I add e-mail link columns to a WordPress table?

An e-mail column reads the cell content and, using an optional two-stick separator, decides what to link and what to display.

• Rendering rules: If the content of the cells contains a combination of “two sticks” – || – everything to the left of this combination is used as an E-mail address for the link, and everything to the right as displayed text. Like this:
• [email protected]||Write me an e-mail
• will be rendered as this:
  • Write me an e-mail
• If the “||” combination is not found in the content, the entire content will be used for both the link, and as the display value. Like this:
  • [email protected]
• Sorting rules: alphabetical.
• Applicable filter types: text.

Issues to note: some issues may appear when you’re sorting on E-mail columns that feature a complicated HTML structure

The e-mail column renders each address as a clickable mail link. The “Referral e-mail” column in this table is an E-mail type column.

• Create editable tables and fill in the data manually
• Create non-editable tables from Excel files
• Create non-editable tables from Google Spreadsheets
• String columns
• Integer columns
• Float columns
• Date columns
• DateTime columns
• Time columns
• Image columns
• URL link columns
• Currency/price columns, and other columns with labels
• Formula (calculated) columns
• Coloring and styling columns
• Hiding columns