Hi ARI. No, no database involved. I just want to display product information for my music site, as follows:
1) First, in a simple product page, beginning with a table at the top listing available song versions, and linking to the buttons that activate purchase through my shopping cart. See my template for this here:
morninglightmusic.org/programs/test-2.
(The table at the top of this page was created in JCE, and contains basic text at the left with version names, and to the right plugged in code generating "Buy Now" and other buttons to facilitate purchase. However, you'll see that when I tried to copy this table, which I intended to do across all my pages, the formatting changed (see the copied table at the bottom of the page.) That's when I went to JED searching for an extension to create prettier tables and other visual elements to display product info within articles.
2) Second, in a simple catalog table listing available products, each linked at a product page (see example here :
morninglightmusic.org/programs/test-1. Currently this displays a table created in another extension, DropTables. It's pretty - but can't be searched anymore like when I display this information as core Joomla text, as below the table; or in a table created in JCE. These remain searchable, and also visible within the article. But they looked really "clunky," which is why I was searching for a tool to improve visual display on information in these tables.
I did activate the plugins you noted - thank you! So now I need to understand - do you need to create each table, accordion, carousel, tab, etc. first in the module manager, save it to a specific name, then plug it in with this button within the article? Particularly for product info, that could be hundreds of different modules, routed to hundreds of different pages. What's the best way to handle that? Particularly in a way that keeps the content searchable?