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Stop copy-pasting spreadsheet data
Build the display from a CSV instead of manually rebuilding the same content in WordPress blocks.
WordPress CSV display builder
Turn your CSV into a WordPress catalog, directory, or searchable display
Upload a CSV, choose one of six display types, map your columns, and publish reusable Gutenberg displays without custom code.
CSV-first workflow
Gutenberg block
Shortcode fallback
Reusable display saved
Insert it into Gutenberg, reuse it on pages, or use the shortcode fallback.
Positioning
Your spreadsheet is more than a table
Table plugins are great when you only need rows and columns. Tabloria is for turning spreadsheet rows into reusable WordPress displays — from listings and catalogs to directories, schedules, pricing tables, and simple data tables.
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Publish more than plain tables
Turn rows into cards, lists, directories, schedules, pricing layouts, or searchable tables.
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Reuse displays across pages
Save a display once, insert it with Gutenberg, and keep display setup separate from page content.
Six display types
Choose what your spreadsheet becomes
Start from your data, then choose the display structure that fits the page you want to publish.
Searchable Listings
Create searchable cards from rows of data. Great for properties, services, resources, or locations.
Product Catalog
Display products, assets, or offers with images, prices, and filters.
Team Directory
Create a clean people or organization directory.
Event Schedule
Turn date-based rows into a readable schedule.
Pricing Table
Create pricing cards from spreadsheet rows.
Simple Data Table
Publish a searchable table with sorting and pagination.
Workflow
From CSV to published page
Tabloria keeps the process close to how WordPress users already publish content.
1
Choose display typePick the structure that matches your data.
2
Upload CSVStart with a simple spreadsheet export.
3
Review columnsConfirm detected fields and types.
4
Map & previewConnect columns to visual fields.
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Insert in GutenbergPublish with a block or shortcode.
WordPress-native
Built for the publishing flow, not just data storage
Tabloria keeps the content editor clean. Your display setup lives in Tabloria, while Gutenberg only needs to insert the saved display.
- ✓Works inside wp-admin
- ✓Saved displays can be inserted with a Gutenberg block
- ✓Shortcode fallback for classic workflows and page builders
- ✓Display setup stays separate from page content
Positioning
Use tables when you need tables. Use Tabloria when your CSV should become website content.
Table plugins are great for
- ✓Simple rows and columns
- ✓Tabular data publishing
- ✓Spreadsheet-like table output
Tabloria is built for
- ✓Listings, catalogs, directories, and schedules
- ✓Reusable Gutenberg displays
- ✓Visual field mapping
- ✓Shortcode fallback
- ✓Spreadsheet-based content publishing
Product tour
See the full workflow
A practical WordPress admin flow from choosing a display type to publishing it on a page.
Step 1
Choose a display type
Select one of six supported structures.
Step 2
Upload CSV
Start with a CSV file exported from your spreadsheet.
Step 3
Review detected columns
Check detected field names and types before mapping.
Step 4
Map and preview
Map columns to visual fields and preview the result.
Step 5
Save display
Save the configured display as reusable WordPress content.
Step 6
Insert in Gutenberg
Find the Tabloria block in the editor and select a saved display.
Step 7
Publish the page
The display renders inside the WordPress page and remains reusable.
FAQ
Practical answers
Is Tabloria a table plugin?
Tabloria can publish simple data tables, but its main purpose is creating reusable WordPress displays from spreadsheet data.
What display types are available?
Tabloria currently supports Searchable Listings, Product Catalog, Team Directory, Event Schedule, Pricing Table, and Simple Data Table.
What file format does it support?
The current version starts with CSV.
Does it work with Gutenberg?
Yes. Saved displays can be inserted with the Tabloria Gutenberg block.
Can I use shortcodes?
Yes. Every saved display also has a shortcode fallback for classic workflows, widgets, or page builders.
Publish your CSV as a WordPress display
Choose a display type, map your fields, preview the result, and insert it into Gutenberg.