Power Grid CSV Stack
Tables are a staple in web design. Over the years we have continued to try and develop new and better ways to let you display your table data. We first launched Rows which was very successful. Then earlier this year we released Power Grid which took things to the next level. Well now I am happy to save that we have nailed it. Power Grid CSV is the easiest and most powerful way to create and maintain your tables.
Power Grid CSV allows you to use a properly formatted CSV file (we recommend Numbers.app) to be imported via a URL link, Rapidweaver resources or locally on your webserver. Dropbox could be a perfect solution for you here! Power Grid CSV has more features than you can shake a stick at. Its searchable, sortable, scrollable, pageable (is that a word?) and supports both headers & footers. It also has a ton of styling features: alternating row colors, border styles, row and column highlights, text alignment and much more.
Traditionally, CSV files only support plain text. Obviously you are going to want to have more data in your tables than just text. Power Grid CSV support both HTML and Markdown. This will allow you to add images, links, text formatting and more to your tables. Now if the thought of using HTML scares you, don’t worry, you will love the Markdown support! Markdown is a widely used and has a much simpler syntax so that you don’t need to know how to code.
Image:  Link: [My Link](http://joeworkman.net/) Email: <support@joeworkman.net>
There is something especially cool about the above email syntax. Power Grid CSV will display the email link as it should in the web browser. However, the source code is encoded so that trolls cannot your webpages for urls. How cool is that?!? For more information on markdown, check out the Markdown Project on Daring Fireball.
Power Grid CSV was developed specifically for Stacks 2. Its available over at the Power Grid CSV product page.
