How to edit tables on your website

Updating your tables using TablePress

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Written by Owen Chapman
Updated over a week ago

As it's a little easier on the eye, we use a system called TablePress to display tables for things like membership fees, tickets & match fixtures. 

So although the tables are displayed on your relevant membership, guest ticket or fixtures page, the data is actually maintained in TablePress.

To access TablePress, first of all log-in as an admin user. And then navigate to the Dashboard for your website.

Scroll down the menu bar on the left until you get to TablePress. When you hover over TablePress, a sub-menu should appear. Now click on All Tables.

This will display all of the current tables in use. As an example, we will look to update Membership Fees, so all you need to do is locate the relevant table (usually labelled Membership Fees!) and click Edit

You should now be able to see the Membership Fees that are currently being displayed on your site. 

To amend the fees, click in the relevant box and update accordingly.

Once updated, click on Save Changes at the top and it will update the fees displayed on your membership page automatically. Nice and easy!


Should you wish to make more complex updates like adding or removing columns or rows in the table then follow these steps:

Deleting a Column or Row

To delete a row or column, simply check the relevant tick box and then scroll down to Selected Rows (on the left) and click Delete or Selected Columns (on the right) and click Delete

You will then be prompted to confirm your request to delete. Click OK followed by Save Changes

Adding a Column or Row

When you insert a row/column, it will always precede the row or column that you've selected. For example, if you would like to add a row before New Joining Fee then you must select the New Joining Fee row.

Once selected, scroll down to to Selected Rows (on the left) and click Insert or Selected Columns (on the right) and click Insert

You can now update the content within those new columns or rows accordingly.  

Remember to click Save Changes when you're done!

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