FlexTable Pro

From Google Sheets to a WordPress table

FlexTable Pro extends FlexTable’s spreadsheet-to-table workflow for WordPress. Connect a Google Sheets spreadsheet and create a table from its data. Changes in the linked sheet can be reflected automatically, so you can maintain the source information in the spreadsheet without repeatedly entering it in WordPress.

Use tables for product comparisons, directories, schedules, catalogues, reports, and other structured information. Add a table to a page or post with its generated shortcode, the Gutenberg table block, or the Elementor table widget.

Apply spreadsheet styling or a theme

Import styles from the connected sheet, including cell background and font colours, font size, font weight, font family, and other spreadsheet styling. FlexTable Pro also includes six premium table themes and a theme builder for reusable themes. Theme options let you personalise header, body, and border colours.

For additional control, write custom CSS for the table or its surrounding page. This CSS is applied to the site front end.

Set responsive layouts and table controls

Choose a default, collapsible, or scrollable responsive style for various devices. Vertical scrolling and a sticky header are available for longer tables. Pagination has five themes, letting you select a presentation for the data.

Visitors can export table data in CSV, Excel, PDF, or JSON formats, or use print and copy options. Sorting and search are also supported. FlexTable Pro can show links and pictures from URLs in the sheet and supports merged cells.

Manage tables and connected data

Tab management offers one place to manage tables from multiple sheets. Caching, asynchronous loading, response-time settings, and multisite use are also supported, allowing the plugin to fit different publishing processes.

Install and publish

1. Install and activate FlexTable Pro in WordPress.
2. Connect a Google Sheets spreadsheet and create a table from its data.
3. Configure the table’s appearance, responsiveness, pagination, and scrolling options as needed.
4. Insert the generated shortcode, Gutenberg table block, or Elementor table widget on the chosen page or post.