Visualizer: Tables and Charts Manager for WordPress #

Contributors: codeinwp, themeisle, marius2012, marius_codeinwp, hardeepasrani, rozroz, Madalin_ThemeIsle
Tags: tables, charts, pie, visualization, graphs
Requires at least: 3.5
Tested up to: 5.6
Requires PHP: 5.6
Stable tag: trunk
License: GPL v2.0 or later
License URI: http://www.opensource.org/licenses/gpl-license.php
A simple and powerful WordPress chart plugin to create responsive charts & tables and embed them into your site.

Description

Visualizer: Tables and Charts for WordPress plugin is a powerful and easy to use plugin used to create, manage and embed interactive, responsive charts & tables into your WordPress posts and pages.
The plugin uses Google Visualization API, DataTables.net and ChartJS to add responsive & animated charts, graphs and tables, which support cross-browser compatibility and display perfectly on mobile devices. You can greatly customize all aspects of the charts and tables, and import the data from Excel, CSV, Google Sheets and more!

4 Chart types + 11 more in the pro version

This WordPress graph plugin provides a variety of charts that are optimized to address your WordPress data visualization needs. In the free version, it has line charts, bar charts, pie charts, table charts. These charts are based on pure HTML5/SVG technology (adopting VML for old IE versions), so no extra plugins are required. Adding these charts to your page can be done in a few simple steps.

One of the best table plugin for wordpress

On top of our responsive charts and graphs, you can also add our responsive tables to your posts and pages, and customize them however you like. Not only can you customize the design of the tables, you can add sorting capabilities, pagination, search and more. You can view a few examples of what can be done here, but many more things can be done, including pricing tables and product tables.

Flexible and customizable

Make the charts your own. Configure an extensive set of options to perfectly match the look and feel of your website. You can use Google Chart Tools with their default setting – all customization is optional and the basic setup is launch-ready. However, charts and graphs can be easily customizable in case your webpage adopts a style which is at odds with provided defaults. Every chart exposes a number of options that customize its look and feel.

Gutenberg support

Whether you like Gutenberg or not, it doesn’t matter, you can add your charts using our easy-to-use gutenberg interface, or simply paste your chart code on the old editor.

Responsive Charts in HTML5/SVG

Charts are rendered using HTML5/SVG technology to provide cross-browser compatibility (including VML for older IE versions) and cross platform portability to iPhones, iPads and Android. Your users will never have to mess with extra plugins or any software. If they have a web browser, they can see your charts.
above descriptions were partially taken from Google Visualization API site

Time-saving features available in the Pro version:

Import data from other charts, graphs and tables

Easily edit the data using a excel-like data editor

Gain access to 11 more chart types ( Area, Geo, Column, Bubble, Scatter, Combo, Timeline, Candlestick, Gauge, Radar/Spider, Polar Area )

Import data from any database

Synchronize your data periodically

Create private charts (customizable permissions system)

Allow visitors to edit charts

Create charts from your wordpress posts, pages,products or any other post_type

Priority email support from the developer of the plugin

Support and updates for as long as your subscription is valid

Learn more about Visualizer PRO

The plugins works perfectly with the all free or premium WordPress themes
= See how Visualizer can integrate with your website =

Installation

Upload the files to the /wp-content/plugins/visualizer/ directory.
Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.

Frequently Asked Questions

Shortcode does not turn into graph

Pay attention that to turn your shortcodes into graphs, your theme has to have <?php wp_footer(); ?> call at the bottom of footer.php file.

Screenshots

Chart selection
Chart selection 2
Library
Download
Line settings
Pie settings
Block editor – Pie chart settings
Block editor – Pie chart
Block editor – Chart library
Block editor chart
Bar settings
Bar settings, Series settings
Bar chart

Changelog

3.4.11 – 2021-02-16

Development

3.4.10 – 2020-12-09

[Fix] Compatibility with Composer 2.0

3.4.9 – 2020-11-26

[Fix] Pie chart slices offset problem in the Gutenberg editor
[Fix] Warning is thrown when remote file is used as source
[Fix] Bubble chart legend position not working in the Gutenberg editor

3.4.8 – 2020-09-29

[Fix] Option to edit charts imported from JSON

3.4.7 – 2020-09-21

- [Fix] Import from JSON: Reordering columns only reorders the label, not the associated data
- [Fix] numberFormat option doesn’t apply in Bar charts when using annotations
- [Fix] Google GEO chart is not rendering if 3rd data column is added

3.4.6 – 2020-08-11

- [Feat] Show chart ID in the chart library
- [Fix] Compatibility with WP 5.5
- [Fix] Google charts: Series number format not applying in the Gutenberg editor
- [Fix] Google Table chart does not display chart if boolean values are specified
- [Fix] Duplicated enque for jsapi loader

3.4.5 – 2020-07-08

[Feat] New Google Table Charts
[Feat] Option for lazy loading Google Charts
[Feat] Option to easily copy chart shortcode code
[Fix] Remove Inside the Chart option for the legend position for Google Pie charts

3.4.4 – 2020-06-16

[Feat] Option to download charts as .png images
[Fix] Make UI more intuitive when a chart is missing in the editor
[Fix] Clicking Copy chart shows the Copied message multiple times
[Fix] Conflict with Modern Events Calendar plugin
[Fix] Chart size ( width and height ) options…

Visualizer: Tables and Charts Manager for WordPress #

Description

4 Chart types + 11 more in the pro version

One of the best table plugin for wordpress

Flexible and customizable

Gutenberg support

Responsive Charts in HTML5/SVG

Installation

Frequently Asked Questions

Shortcode does not turn into graph

Is there any documentation available for this plugin?

How to format chart series values?

How to create charts from your WordPress posts?

How to automatically sync charts with online files?

How can I create/add a chart?

How can I edit a chart?

How can I delete a chart?

How can I clone a chart?

How can I highlight a single bar?

How can I populate chart series and data dynamically?

How can I populate data from Google Spreadsheet?

How can i import content from another chart?

How to export a chart?

How can i edit the data manually?

How to enable frontend action buttons?

How to use Google Visualization variables?