Tabloria – CSV Product Catalog & Searchable Displays

Upload a product CSV, map its columns to card fields, and publish a searchable catalog on a WordPress page. Visitors can search and filter products without a page reload. See the catalog demo and download its sample CSV.

Tabloria also turns CSV rows into directories, coupon displays, listings, schedules, pricing displays, and responsive data tables.

For a catalog updated by a supplier, connect a CSV file in a private server directory and refresh it on demand or on a configurable schedule.

Upload a CSV, choose which columns become titles, images, prices, badges, descriptions, coupon codes, or links, and publish the result as a product catalog, directory, coupon display, listing, schedule, pricing display, or responsive data table.

Live demo: Try the searchable product catalog

Best for

• CSV to searchable WordPress displays
• Searchable directories for people, teams, services, resources, locations, or organizations
• Product catalogs from spreadsheet data
• Coupon codes, affiliate offers, and link-only deals
• Resource libraries and public data lists
• Event schedules from date-based CSV rows
• Pricing tables from structured spreadsheet rows
• Simple searchable data tables
• WordPress pages where a plain table is not enough

Display types

Tabloria currently includes seven display types:

• Searchable Listings
• Product Catalog
• Team Directory
• Event Schedule
• Pricing Table
• Coupon Code Display
• Simple Data Table

Core workflow

• Upload a CSV file
• Review the detected columns
• Choose a display type
• Map CSV columns to titles, descriptions, images, prices, dates, links, or other visual fields
• Configure search, filters, sorting, and pagination
• Preview the display before publishing
• Save a reusable display
• Insert the display with the Tabloria Display block
• Optionally filter each block placement by a different column value
• Arrange several displays with the Tabloria Display Grid block
• Use the shortcode fallback: [tabloria id="123"]

Gutenberg and shortcode support

Saved displays can be inserted with the Tabloria Display block. A page-specific exact-value filter lets one master Display power separate category pages without creating duplicate Displays. Choose the filter column and value in the block sidebar, or use [tabloria id="123" filter_field="category" filter_value="Shoes"] in classic workflows and page builders. Matching is case-insensitive.

Use the Tabloria Display Grid block when you want to arrange multiple saved displays on the same page. Each display also has a shortcode fallback.

Coupon and affiliate displays

Coupon Code Display supports coupon and deal-only rows in the same CSV. When a row contains a coupon code, Show coupon reveals the code and opens the affiliate link in a new tab from the same click. Visitors can then copy the code. When the coupon code cell is empty, the row shows a direct deal button instead. Reveal, copy, and deal button text can be customized, including labels such as View deal or Visit website.

Visitor controls and responsive layout

In Search & Filters, you can customize the search placeholder and no-results message, choose visitor filters, and set a dropdown highlight color. When a visitor has selected a filter, a Reset all button clears the active filters and search query.

Enable Show result count to display a summary below the results. Set Result count label to use the wording that fits your content, such as Offers, Properties, or Courses; for example, “Showing 1 to 12 of 48 Offers”.

For card-based Displays, Maximum card width prevents a single matching result from stretching across the entire desktop or tablet layout. Choose 320px, 420px, 520px, or No limit. Simple Data Tables scroll horizontally inside their own container on narrow screens, so the page itself does not scroll sideways.

Why Tabloria?

Traditional table plugins are useful when you want to publish rows and columns. Tabloria is focused on turning CSV data into visitor-friendly displays that can be searched, filtered, and reused across your WordPress site.

That makes it useful when your data is more like a directory, catalog, listing, schedule, or resource library than a simple spreadsheet table.