You’ve spent hours collecting data. Maybe it’s job applications, event registrations, sales logs, or inventory lists. Now comes the hard part: displaying that data on your WordPress site so it’s actually useful.
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| If you need... | Choose... | | :--- | :--- | | A user-submitted directory or job board | | | A front-end "edit my profile" page | GravityView | | A stock price dashboard from an API | wpDataTables | | An Excel spreadsheet displayed on a blog post | wpDataTables | | Charts + tables in one plugin | wpDataTables | | Users to manage their own entries (CRUD) | GravityView |
A financial analyst has a massive Excel sheet of quarterly sales. A logistics company has a MySQL database of inventory. With wpDataTables, you can:
When it comes to displaying, managing, and interacting with data on a WordPress website, and wpDataTables are two of the most popular and powerful plugins available. However, while they may seem to cover similar ground on the surface, they are built with entirely different philosophies and use cases in mind.