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Table for Divi

by Wasim

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75 Quality Score
Active Installs
15/30

Roughly 2,000 active installs places this in the long tail, far behind mainstream table plugins like TablePress at 600,000.

Update Freshness
25/25

A May 2025 update and compatibility with WordPress 6.8.5 show the author is still active, though the minimal PHP 5.6 floor suggests an older codebase.

User Rating
13/15

An 84 out of 100 comes from only 5 ratings, which is a small sample that could swing quickly in either direction.

Support Health
8/15

Zero support threads opened is technically clean but provides no evidence that the author actively helps users, since there is no track record either way.

WP Compatibility
15/15

Compatibility scores well thanks to recent WP testing, but the lack of explicit Divi version testing or WooCommerce tag is a small flag.

Scores higher than 39% of indexed plugins

About

A quick and easy way to create HTML Table inside the Divi Visual Builder!

Active Installs 2k+
Rating ★★★★ 4.2/5
Last Updated 2026-09-18 9:53am GMT
Requires WordPress 4.0.0+
Tested Up To 7.1.1
Requires PHP 5.6+
✓ No known vulnerabilities

What It Does

Table for Divi adds a dedicated table module to the Divi Visual Builder, letting users construct HTML tables through Divi's drag and drop interface rather than writing code or switching to the classic editor. It focuses on putting table creation directly into the Divi workflow for those who already build pages with Divi.

Who It's For

This plugin fits Divi users who need simple tables on their pages and would rather stay inside the Visual Builder than install a standalone table plugin. It works well for small sites such as local restaurants displaying menus, freelancers presenting service packages, or small businesses showing pricing tiers.

Who Should Skip It

Anyone not already committed to the Divi theme or builder should skip this plugin, since the entire feature set is tied to Divi's interface. Users who need sortable, searchable, or data driven tables with imports from CSV should look at a dedicated table plugin instead.

The Bottom Line

Table for Divi is a narrow utility that does one job for Divi users and does it reasonably well, but its tiny install base and zero support history make it a leap of faith. If you use Divi and only need a simple visual table module, it is worth trying; everyone else should reach for TablePress or Ninja Tables first.

Tags

divi table