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How to create table in WordPress blog using CSS language

WordPress is the easiest blogging software to be used as it provides the many tools in the post writing and free plugins also add some other tools in posts. But, a blogger on WordPress still restricted to few things such creating table is not possible in a post even the availability of thousands of plugins. If one to add a table in his or her WordPress post, he or she has to do it manually using HTML or CSS language in the text editor of post. It is easy to learn CSS language and can be implemented in the Text editor of the WordPress post.
Steps to create Table in Post:
1. Log-in WordPress dashboard and click on Add New post to start writing a post.
2. If you want to add a table in post writing, just switch from Visual editor to Text editor. Here first of all, you have to create a class (?) and write the style line for text. Add below style-
You can add different other styles to create stylish table. Like you can change border-color in different other colors by just naming it or you can increase or decrease the thickness of the border (Learn CSS border)
3. Now create the table and declare the class in every table data. Use the below syntax to create table-

You have to declare the class normal with each and every to execute the border of the table. Above table is the example how to create table with border in WordPress post. Similarly, you can create your post in table format as there is no plugin available to create table so easily as it is done through CSS language.
Using WordPress plugin:
- You can use Ultimate TinyMCE plugin which gives you the ability to add table with your requirements and also selects background and border color.

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