A comparison table allows you to compare multiple items horizontally or vertically, highlighting their key features, specifications, and other features. It’s a powerful way to let users make informed decisions.
Although you can create comparison tables with the default WordPress table block, it has numerous limitations. You cannot add images, buttons, and lists to the default block.
TableBerg is a wonderful table builder plugin that overcomes all these limitations. In this article, we’ll show you two methods of how to create a comparison table in WordPress – with a plugin and no plugin.
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Method One: Create a Comparison Table Without a Plugin
You’ll get a default Table block in the WordPress block library. You can create a basic-level comparison table with it.
Step 01: Add the Table Block to Your Post/Page Editor
Click the plus (+) icon. Type Table in the search box. Once the block appears, add it to the editor of your post/page.
Step 02: Define the Column and Row Number
Define the column and row number as you want for the table. In this tutorial, we’ll select 4*3 for the comparison table.
Step 03: Add Information to the Table
Now, add information to the table. You can only add textual information; no images, buttons, or any other block.
Here is a demo table we have made ready for the post.
Method Two: Create a Comparison Table with TableBerg
As you can see in the first method, you cannot add any image, button, or else to the comparison table created with the default table block. But without these elements, comparison tables fail to trigger users.
TableBerg is a wonderful Gutenberg-friendly table builder plugin that can help you overcome all these limitations.
Step 01: Install the TableBerg Plugin
Log into your WordPress dashboard. Go to Plugins > Add New Plugin. Type TableBerg in the search box to find the plugin. Once the plugin appears below, hit the Install Now button. Activate it afterward.
Step 02: Add the TableBerg Block
Open a post or page. Add the TableBerg block from the Gutenberg editor.
Step 03: Select the Number of Rows and Columns
Select the number of rows and columns as you do with the default table block. Hit the Create Table button after that. We’ll select two (2) columns and four (4) rows.
Step 04: Add Content to the Table
Add headings to the columns. Hit the Plus (+) icon and select the block as you want. Select the Image block after that. This will allow you to add an image to the cell.
# Add Images to the Table
You can see we have added an image respectively to each column.
# Add Lists to the Table
Next, select the List block. Using this block, you can list all the features of your product. Do this to the respective row of each column.
# Add Buttons to the Table
Now, add the Button block to the table. This will allow you to add a CTA button for each product.
Once the blocks are added, you can customize them from the Styles tab on the right sidebar.
Thus, you can create versatile and multipurpose comparison tables using the TableBerg plugin.
Conclusion
Creating comparison tables can greatly enhance user experience by presenting information in a structured and easily digestible format. TableBerg promises to revolutionize your WordPress table building experience with more stunning releases in the coming days.
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