
Search and filter for your WordPress table data
Once the filter option is enabled on your table, you can search for data in each column and filter the data the whole table. It's also working on large tables that include pagination.
Filtering and ordering are essential features while displaying a large table on the frontend. There is no faster way to reach the necessary information by combining these.
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Once the filter option is enabled on your table, you can search for data in each column and filter the data the whole table. It's also working on large tables that include pagination.
The up and down arrow displayed on each column will sort the data of your whole table. The table data ordering also works on large tables that include pagination.
Once you've created your table with all the data you need you can let users sort as they want but you can also define a default order. That could be pretty handy when data is changing through time, like for a result of a race, you can order the runners by order of arrival after the race.
The pagination is needed if you want to display a large table on a small space on your website frontend while preserving your server resources. You can select a predefined amount of rows of the table, per page.
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