TablePress Advanced Editor Extension is a WordPress plugin that extends the TablePress plugin by adding additional functionality to the Advanced Editor modal. This extension provides quick buttons for inserting bullet lists and numbered lists directly into the Advanced Editor.
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- Adds "Bullet List" and "Numbered List" buttons to the Advanced Editor in TablePress.
- Directly inserts HTML list tags (
<ol>
,<li>
) into the table cell content. - Automatically wraps list tags with
<ul>
tags if they don't already exist. - Works seamlessly with both the Quicktags and TinyMCE editors within the TablePress Advanced Editor modal.
- WordPress 6.0 or higher
- TablePress 2.4 or higher (Tested with v2.4.2)
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Upload the Plugin:
- Download the plugin files and upload the entire
tablepress-advanced-editor-extension
directory to the/wp-content/plugins/
directory.
- Download the plugin files and upload the entire
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Activate the Plugin:
- Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress.
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Ensure TablePress is Installed:
- Make sure the TablePress plugin is installed and activated.
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Navigate to TablePress:
- Go to the TablePress section in your WordPress admin panel.
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Edit a Table:
- Edit an existing table or create a new table.
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Open the Advanced Editor:
- Click on a cell and open the Advanced Editor to access the enhanced editor.
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Use the New Buttons:
- Use the "Bullet List" and "Numbered List" buttons in the Advanced Editor toolbar to insert list HTML tags into the table cell content.
A: No, this plugin is an extension for the TablePress plugin and requires it to be installed and activated.
A: No, this plugin will work with the free version of TablePress and with TablePress paid versions.
A: Currently, the plugin inserts basic <ol>
and <li>
tags. You can modify the JavaScript file (custom-quicktags.js
) if you need customized output.
A: As with all TablePress custom styling, you will need to use the Custom CSS area found in the TablePress Plugin Option section to customize the style of the lists.
- Feature update release
- Now automatically wraps list tags with unordered list tags,
<ul> </ul>
. If the unordered list tags already exist, it will only add the desired<li>
and<ol>
tags. - TablePress Advanced Editor Extension 1.1.0 is a feature release of this plugin and adds smart formatting lists to the TablePress Advanced Editor toolbar.
- Initial release
- Added "Bullet List" and "Numbered List" buttons to the TablePress Advanced Editor.
If you have any questions or need support, please open an issue on the GitHub repository.