table data vs. text data in a blog post
I usually work with tabular data that come from a specific table that I created myself as part of the site database. How about tables that aren't site tables, like tables that are just part of a blog post?

The thing about these tables is that they vary from post to post. Each post would have text and many paragraphs, but one post could have a table that compares PHP, Java, and Python. Then another post compares 2 masters programs, and so on. The tables vary, and some posts might not have any tables at all, and other posts might have multiple tables, so I don't know if creating database tables for them makes sense here.

So what's the most logical way to add these tables as part of a blog post? I would really prefer to have them easily editable as well. Any suggestions for a good way to do this?
table data vs. text data in a blog post
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I usually work with tabular data that come from a specific table that I created myself as part of the site database. How about tables that aren't site tables, like tables that are just part of a blog post?

The thing about these tables is that they vary from post to post. Each post would have text and many paragraphs, but one post could have a table that compares PHP, Java, and Python. Then another post compares 2 masters programs, and so on. The tables vary, and some posts might not have any tables at all, and other posts might have multiple tables, so I don't know if creating database tables for them makes sense here.

So what's the most logical way to add these tables as part of a blog post? I would really prefer to have them easily editable as well. Any suggestions for a good way to do this?