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Core Tables

Core Tables Early Access: reusable WordPress datasets for Block Editor tables, classic-theme shortcodes, CSV and HTML import, rich cells, and bar charts. $59 one-time for unlimited sites with…

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0.1.1

EARLY-ACCESS

Core Tables 0.1.1 is an early-access update focused on the Block Editor. Core Chart now selects a usable category and numeric value automatically for existing blocks without explicit mappings. Table and chart previews use native WordPress editor controls and quieter table styling.

The package retains the accessible chart data-table alternative, dedicated dataset tables, shortcodes, and opt-in AI Abilities/MCP support.

Early-access limits: 500 rows, 30 columns, and 2 MB per dataset; bar charts only. Google Sheets sync, line charts, and automatic cache purge are not yet available.

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0.1.0

EARLY-ACCESS

Core Tables 0.1.0 is the first early-access release. It stores reusable datasets in dedicated WordPress tables and publishes searchable, responsive tables through Block Editor blocks or [coretable id=123] shortcodes.

This release includes CSV and HTML table imports, rich text and Media Library image cells, public-column controls, appearance settings, bar charts with table alternatives, saved revisions, recoverable Trash, six permission-checked WordPress abilities, optional MCP exposure, and a FluentCart-bound licensed updater.

Early-access limits: 500 rows and 30 columns per dataset; 2 MB per import or snapshot. Google Sheets sync, line charts, and automatic full-page cache purging are not included. Purge a page cache manually if it retains old table HTML after publishing or trashing.

Requires WordPress 6.9+ and PHP 8.3+. The plugin continues to render installed tables when a license is inactive; protected updates and support require a valid license.

Validation: PHP 8.3 and 8.5 source CI passed on the tagged commit. The package passed 98 dataset integration checks and 21 licensing checks on a disposable WordPress 6.9 installation, plus 13 PHPUnit tests (38 assertions).