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by Jackson Nwachukwu of NaijaTechBlog.
Blogger platform by default has no widget or means to create a table automatically from its post editor. This has remained a problem for many users, especially those whose posts require they add tables for proper description of items. While this can be achieved using the simple HTML coding system (for those who can play HTML Codes) there is now an automatic way of creating or adding a table to your blogspot posts without doing any coding.
While going through some updates this morning, I stumbled on an online table generator called Tableizer. This tool helps you create HTML tables out of spreadsheet data on the go. Like I said, it requires ZERO knowledge of HTML Coding, just draft your content in a table format, copy and paste and the toll does the rest of the coding.
Blogger platform by default has no widget or means to create a table automatically from its post editor. This has remained a problem for many users, especially those whose posts require they add tables for proper description of items. While this can be achieved using the simple HTML coding system (for those who can play HTML Codes) there is now an automatic way of creating or adding a table to your blogspot posts without doing any coding.
While going through some updates this morning, I stumbled on an online table generator called Tableizer. This tool helps you create HTML tables out of spreadsheet data on the go. Like I said, it requires ZERO knowledge of HTML Coding, just draft your content in a table format, copy and paste and the toll does the rest of the coding.
The following are the steps to make it happen:
Step 1: Type your work on an Excel sheet or any other spreadsheet just the way you want them to appear in the table
Step 2: Go to Tableizer, copy and paste the write up from your spreadsheet on the Tableizer editor as shown below:
The Tableizer tool will remove the extra markup from your table and leave you only with a lean table code.
Step 3: Next will be to customize the table in terms of font type, font size and the color of the table heading if you want.
Step 4: When you are done and satisfied click the Tableize It! button to create your HTML table.
The tool will generate a set of HTML and CSS codes for you to copy, and show you preview or what your table looks like.
Adding the Table to Your Blogger Post Editor
By now, you should be having the codes generated for you by the Tableizer tool. To add it to your post on Blogger copy the codes provided and paste it on your post editor.
Step 1: Type your work on an Excel sheet or any other spreadsheet just the way you want them to appear in the table
Step 2: Go to Tableizer, copy and paste the write up from your spreadsheet on the Tableizer editor as shown below:
The Tableizer tool will remove the extra markup from your table and leave you only with a lean table code.
Step 3: Next will be to customize the table in terms of font type, font size and the color of the table heading if you want.
Step 4: When you are done and satisfied click the Tableize It! button to create your HTML table.
The tool will generate a set of HTML and CSS codes for you to copy, and show you preview or what your table looks like.
Adding the Table to Your Blogger Post Editor
By now, you should be having the codes generated for you by the Tableizer tool. To add it to your post on Blogger copy the codes provided and paste it on your post editor.
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