Display WP Posts
in Tables
Organize all WordPress posts or pages in a tabular format
and customize them with sort/filters and colors.
See WordPress
Post Tables in Action
Explore real examples of how TableKit organizes posts, pages, and media into structured tables.
WP Post Table
WP Media Table
Team Members Table
- WordPress Post Table
A Clean Way to Display WordPress Posts
Long post lists kill engagement. So transform your post list into clean, scannable tables that help visitors find content faster and stay longer.
- Display posts, pages, and custom post types
- Dynamically updates content from posts
- Build tables visually without shortcodes or code
- Works natively inside the Gutenberg editor
- Flexible Post Columns
Control What Appears
in Every Column
TableKit gives you full control over which post details appear and how they’re presented to match the purpose of your content.
- Show title, author, date, and post status
- Display categories, tags, and permalinks
- Support custom fields with ACF
- Reorder or rename columns instantly
- Search and Filtering
Help Your Visitors Find Content Faster
Long post lists shouldn’t slow users down. TableKit adds smart navigation that make browsing large post list quick and easy.
- Live search across visible table data
- Filter results by individual table columns
- Sort posts by date, title, or fields
- Paginate results for better readability
- Tables with Images
Create Visual Tables with WordPress Posts
Visuals have more chances to grab attention than text-only tables. TableKit lets you add featured images as a column, giving each post visual context at a glance.
- List posts with their feature image
- Search media files instantly by name
- Sort the column by post images
- Improve visibility and click-through rates
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TableKit helps you create any table—beautifully, simply, and without hassle.
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Let’s clear up confusions
with some FAQ!
Here’re some frequently asked questions to help you along the way:
Absolutely not. TableKit is built specifically for the WordPress Block Editor (Gutenberg). It uses a native drag-and-drop interface, meaning if you can click a mouse, you can build a professional, high-converting table. No HTML or CSS required.
The default block is essentially a static box. TableKit is a dynamic tool. While the default block lacks styling, search filters, WooCommerce integration, and mobile responsiveness, TableKit provides a full suite of pro-marketing features (CTAs, conditional formatting, and live data) that help you actually convert visitors.
Yes! This is where TableKit shines. You can add Direct Add to Cart buttons, stock status, and star ratings directly into your WooCommerce tables. It’s designed to turn your data into a high-converting sales engine.
It does. You can sync your table with a Google Sheet. Whenever you update the data in your sheet, the changes reflect automatically on your WordPress site—no manual re-uploading or “Copy-Paste” needed.
Yes, advanced users love this. TableKit includes a Nested JSON Path Selector and REST API support. You can fetch external data and format it into a beautiful, searchable table in seconds.
Yes. TableKit has deep integration with ACF and Meta Fields. You can easily pull custom data into your WordPress Post tables, making it the perfect tool for directory sites, review sites, and portfolio displays.
Yes. For long data tables, you can “freeze” (sticky) both columns and rows. This keeps your headers visible as users scroll, providing a much better user experience for data-heavy pages.
Definitely. You can enable front-end export buttons that allow your visitors to download your tables as CSV, Excel, or PDF files with a single click.
Quite the opposite. We built TableKit with performance in mind. It uses smart data caching and clean, lightweight code. Even if you’re displaying thousands of rows, our pagination and “Rows per Page” controls ensure your page load speed stays lightning-fast.
Never. Unlike standard WordPress tables that get cut off on small screens, TableKit is 100% responsive. You have full control over how columns collapse or stack, ensuring your data looks perfect on everything from an iPhone to a 5K monitor.