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PressViz is a WordPress chart plugin for people who want to publish clear, responsive charts without leaving the block editor.<\/p>\n\n
Most chart tools make you jump between dashboards, embeds, shortcodes, spreadsheets, and third-party services. PressViz keeps the chart workflow inside WordPress: add the PressViz block, enter data manually or upload a CSV, choose a chart type, style it in the sidebar, and publish.<\/p>\n\n
Learn more at https:\/\/getpressviz.com<\/p>\n\n
A chart should help a reader understand the story faster. Too often, the workflow gets in the way.<\/p>\n\n
PressViz is built for a cleaner workflow: chart creation, data editing, visual styling, and front-end rendering all stay connected to the WordPress post.<\/p>\n\n
\ud83d\udcca Charts inside the block editor<\/strong>\nCreate charts directly in Gutenberg with a native block, guided starter flow, live preview, and sidebar controls.<\/p>\n\n \ud83d\udcc1 CSV import and manual data entry<\/strong>\nStart from a CSV file, paste numbers into the editable grid, or type values by hand. PressViz is useful for quick editorial charts, reports, comparisons, and data snapshots.<\/p>\n\n \ud83d\udcc8 Multiple chart types<\/strong>\nPublish bar, line, area, pie, doughnut, scatter, radar, gauge, and funnel charts from one WordPress chart block.<\/p>\n\n \ud83e\uddfe Chart data that remains part of your site<\/strong>\nPressViz stores chart data in your WordPress database using a custom table. You do not need an external chart service, CDN-hosted chart script, or third-party dashboard just to publish one useful chart.<\/p>\n\n \ud83c\udfa8 No-code styling controls<\/strong>\nAdjust chart type, title, subtitle, colors, legend, labels, spacing, animation, and responsive behavior without writing code.<\/p>\n\n \ud83d\udce4 Front-end export buttons<\/strong>\nLet readers download a chart as a PNG image or export the underlying data as CSV.<\/p>\n\n A chart should not become a blank visual shell once it reaches search engines, screen readers, or AI crawlers.<\/p>\n\n PressViz is designed to make chart output more understandable beyond the canvas. It includes accessible output, screen-reader-friendly data, and structured dataset markup so the chart can carry meaning as content, not just decoration.<\/p>\n\n That matters for:<\/p>\n\n Read the full SEO and AI crawling breakdown:\nhttps:\/\/www.getpressviz.com\/pressviz-built-in-for-seo<\/p>\n\n PressViz is useful for:<\/p>\n\n If you are searching for a WordPress chart plugin, Gutenberg chart block, CSV chart plugin, responsive chart plugin, or accessible data visualization tool for WordPress, PressViz is built for that workflow.<\/p>\n\n PressViz optionally sends deactivation feedback to a Google Sheets endpoint via Google Apps\nScript when a user submits the deactivation form. No data is sent if the user clicks\n\"Skip & Deactivate\" or dismisses the modal. Data sent: deactivation reason code and label,\noptional free-text details, site URL, WordPress version, plugin version, plugin slug, PHP\nversion, and a UTC timestamp.<\/p>\n\n Service: https:\/\/script.google.com\nPrivacy policy: https:\/\/policies.google.com\/privacy<\/p>\n\n PressViz currently supports bar, line, area, pie, doughnut, scatter, radar, gauge, and funnel charts.<\/p><\/dd>\n Yes. PressViz is built specifically for the WordPress block editor. Creation, editing, data entry, and live preview all happen inside the editor.<\/p><\/dd>\n Yes. You can enable front-end export buttons so visitors can download a chart as a PNG image or export the underlying data as CSV.<\/p><\/dd>\n If you deactivate the plugin, charts will not render on the front end. Your chart data is preserved in the database and will return when you reactivate. PressViz never deletes your data on deactivation.<\/p><\/dd>\n Yes, with per-site activation. Activate PressViz on each site where you want to use charts \u2014 do not network-activate it. Each site maintains its own chart data and settings independently.<\/p><\/dd>\n Yes. PressViz creates one custom table \u2014 `{prefix}pressviz_charts` \u2014 to store your chart data. It is created automatically on activation and is never modified by WordPress core or other plugins. On deactivation the table is left intact. It is only removed if you check \"Remove Data on Delete\" in Settings before deleting the plugin.<\/p><\/dd>\n\n<\/dl>\n\n\n Compatibility<\/strong>\n* Confirmed compatibility with WordPress 7.0\nWordPress.org Listing<\/strong>\n* Updated the plugin name to improve discoverability for WordPress charts and tables searches\nAdmin Settings<\/strong>\n* Added a confirmation notice after saving PressViz settings\nWordPress.org Preview<\/strong>\n* Added a WordPress Playground blueprint so users can try PressViz from the plugin directory preview experience<\/p>\n\n Chart Types<\/strong>\n* Expanded chart type support: area, scatter, gauge, funnel, and radar charts (in addition to bar, line, pie, doughnut)<\/p>\n\n Data & Input<\/strong>\n* Expanded the starter flow with stronger CSV import, validation, and safer spreadsheet-style editing\n* Improved the data grid with sticky headers, modal expansion, guided editing controls, and better destructive-action safeguards<\/p>\n\n Export & Download<\/strong>\n* Added front-end export buttons so visitors can download charts as PNG images or export the underlying data as CSV\n* Added controls to show, hide, or pin export actions per chart<\/p>\n\n Admin Settings & Defaults<\/strong>\n* Added site-wide defaults for key chart settings while preserving per-chart overrides in the block inspector\n* Improved the settings experience with a visual theme picker, dynamic defaults, configurable CSV row limits, and a clearer deactivation feedback flow<\/p>\n\n Responsive & Customization<\/strong>\n* Improved responsive behavior across charts, tables, the starter flow, and the inspector for desktop, tablet, and mobile layouts\n* Expanded no-code styling controls with better chart browsing, spacing options, subtitles, legends, and axis labels<\/p>\n\n Editor UX Polish<\/strong>\n* Smoothed the editing flow with clearer step states, better upload and import UX, disabled duplicate apply actions, and improved visual feedback during updates\n* Added CSV import warnings for formula-like values to help users spot potentially unsafe spreadsheet content<\/p>\n\n Accessibility<\/strong>\n* Strengthened keyboard navigation, labeling, and assistive-technology support across the editor and front-end output\n* Improved chart semantics so custom descriptions and export controls are announced more clearly to screen readers<\/p>\n\n SEO & Data Safety<\/strong>\n* AI-SEO-friendly chart output with schema.org Dataset markup\n* Added a clearer deactivation experience that explains how chart data is handled when the plugin is removed<\/p>\n\n Data Validation & Compatibility<\/strong>\n* Added stronger compatibility checks so chart types, column roles, and saved mappings stay aligned with the current dataset\n* Improved guided remapping, validation messages, and API responses for incompatible or incomplete chart configurations<\/p>\n\n Rendering Robustness<\/strong>\n* Improved front-end rendering safeguards so invalid, missing, or changed data degrades gracefully instead of breaking the chart<\/p>\n\n Testing & Code Quality<\/strong>\n* Expanded automated test coverage for rendering, editor flows, and technical accessibility checks\n* Continued internal refactoring and UI consistency work to make the editor easier to maintain<\/p>\n\n Bug Fixes<\/strong>\n* Fixed chart rendering and responsiveness issues in constrained block layouts and nested containers\n* Resolved editor-side layout and asset-loading bugs affecting inspector behavior and block editor stability<\/p>\n\nBuilt for SEO, Accessibility, and AI Crawlers<\/h3>\n\n
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