Create WordPress HTML tables from database content

If you're not a developer, you can visually connect any database content to your HTML table. All tables in your database are listed while creating a new table from database content.

From your website database, you can run a quick search and select your tables and columns. This is pretty handy in a large database. Furthermore, a wizard is here to help you with the table from the database step by step.

In the final step before previewing the table from database, you can create your custom query on the database tables selected. We support some functions, such as: SELECT, REPLACE, RENAME, SHOW, EXPLAIN, DESCRIBE.

A database table often comes with a large number of rows, so this option may help to display a table that fits into your screen. Besides, you can select a predefined amount of rows of the table, per page. Moreover, you can also choose a column to sort the whole table by default.

The WordPress database table connection is not limited to WordPress tables only. All the tables which are not from WordPress but installed on the same database can be connected.

Among the huge data on your table, you can create a few custom rules to concentrate on a specific object. If you're familiar with it you can play with the database operators like >, <, LIKE, IN...

The tables from the database you've created, can be edited like any other tables (if the user have access to that sensible feature). This is pretty convenient to batch edit some database data like, for example, several post publication dates that would have taken a while if done one by one.