XTV data inside WordPress, through Gutenberg blocks.
XTV for WordPress is a lightweight plugin that connects XTV Graphics to WordPress and lets you display structured data directly inside website pages.
The live demo uses a standard WordPress setup, with no page builders, no UI frameworks, and no heavy dependencies: the focus is data -> blocks -> rendering.
An integration layer between XTV Graphics and WordPress
The plugin connects XTV data sources and lets you compose the rendering in the WordPress editor through custom blocks. Content stays bound to the data source and can update without manual copy.
Gutenberg blocks
Place XTV views directly in the WordPress editor using dedicated blocks for records, templates, and dynamic content.
Structured data
Render text, images, tables, and nested records from the XTV data model while keeping the website aligned with the source.
Automatic updates
Content can remain connected to the XTV data source, reducing manual copy and custom integrations.
From XTV data to dynamic WordPress layouts
The plugin is designed to turn XTV records and tables into visual components for editorial, sports, or data-driven WordPress pages.
- Connect WordPress to XTV data sources
- Render dynamic content such as text, images, and tables
- Use custom blocks directly inside the editor
- Keep content automatically updated
- Present data with sliders, carousels, autoplay, arrows, and dots
Website content powered by the same XTV dataset
The demo shows concrete scenarios: match schedules, statistics, API-updated news, and record-by-record views.
Sport data
Sports data with schedules, results, teams, logos, rounds, and statistics coming from XTV tables.
Election
Election results, percentages, candidates, and structured records presented through dynamic, navigable views.
API news
Editorial feeds automatically updated from API servers and displayed in WordPress.
Images and records
Images, titles, excerpts, and fields connected to the same data source.
See the plugin in a real WordPress site
The wp.xtvgraphics.com page contains a working example of the plugin on a default WordPress site. It shows XTV blocks, record selectors, filters, templates, autoplay, and rendering for sports data and news.