Read the manual. It's short on purpose.

Quick start

Install Gravity Tables, create your first table, and place a shortcode in under five minutes.

Installation methods

Install Gravity Tables via the WordPress admin UI, WP-CLI, Composer, or Bedrock. Plus auto-update setup.

Migrating from other plugins

Practical migration paths from GravityView, wpDataTables, GP Nested Forms, Posts Table Pro, and other table or display plugins.

Shortcode reference

Every parameter the [gravity_table] shortcode accepts, with examples.

Filtering

Date ranges, multi-select, range sliders, global search, and per-user filtering.

Permissions

View, edit, and action gates with WordPress roles + capabilities.

Exports

CSV, Excel, PDF, server-side generation, filter-respecting, audit-logged.

Technical FAQ

Implementation-level questions developers ask when building with Gravity Tables.

Styling and customization

CSS overrides, child-theme template overrides, and the recommended approach to brand Gravity Tables to match your site.

Performance and scaling

How Gravity Tables handles large datasets. Tested limits, the cache layers, what slows it down, and when to split a table into per-period siblings.

Security best practices

A configuration checklist for security-conscious deployments. Permission gates, audit logging, capability hardening, CSP, the things to verify before you go live.

Cheat sheet

Copy-ready shortcode recipes across display, filtering, permissions, ops, aggregations, charts, and maps.

PHP hooks

Action and filter hooks for extending Gravity Tables behaviour from a child theme or custom plugin.

REST API reference

Every endpoint under /wp-json/gt/v1/, with auth, request shape, response shape, and the permission rules the server applies before answering.

JavaScript events

Frontend extension points dispatched by Gravity Tables. Hook into them with vanilla JS or jQuery.

Troubleshooting

Common errors, fixes, debug mode, and performance tuning.