This page is created using native WordPress editor.
This table was created by FlexTable and is connected to Google Sheets.
[gswpts_table id = 1]This table is a native WordPress table. It’s easy to edit, but no sorting possible.
| Title | Author | Year | Summary | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Guns, Germs, Steel | Jared Diamond | 1998 | Multi-disciplinary look at how European civilization had things the New World did not | Winner of the grand prize |
Inclusive Urban Design: Public Toilets. Architectural Press | Clara Greed | 2021 | Looking at public toilet history and provision in many countries with a focus on the UK. | From the website |
No Place To Go | Lezlie Lowe | 2018 |
This table is created using wpDataTables and its starting point was using an .xlsx file that was downloaded from the Google Sheet. (Native integration with Google Sheets requires a paid for license). If you make a WpDataTables this way, then you get to also have sort/filter. What I don’t love about this plugin is that you can’t see the table from the layout editing page — you have to go to the Dashboard itself to mess with a table. The other thing I don’t love about this is that the free version (I think) always inserts the “Generated by…” advertisement.
This is also created using wpDataTables manually using an Excel-like interface. When you build it this way from scratch you lose all the sort/filter options.
This is a Ninja Table, created from a .csv file that was downloaded via Google Sheets. It seems pretty flexible too. This tool forces you to create a table from the dashboard, but then you can apply a bunch of changes from the layout page, which to me is a more natural way of doing it.