How to create Charts & Graphs in WordPress

With this tutorial you can create a chart or graph in your website easily. Follow this link to get the pro version: wpressdoctor.com/chart/ Enjoy the tutorial!
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⏱️Timestamps⏱️
0:00 Intro
0:20 Get the plugin
0:45 Make a chart
2:51 Place it on your website
3:36 Settings per chart
8:28 The Pro Version
11:00 Import data from file
11:30 Connect to Google Drive & Google Sheets
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🧾 Transscript 🧾
I found the perfect chart plugin for your WordPress website, compatible with all themes and it will really blow you away. Log in to your WordPress website if you're still using /wp-admin/... that's not a very safe way, so please watch my tutorial about securing your WordPress website. Go to plug ins, add new plugin, Then we going to look for the plugin called "Chartify" and press enter. Now, this plug in is relatively unknown, but it has 22 types of different graphs, we can use different kind of data sources, and their support is amazing. Press Install now. And then we press on activate. After activating, you can see over here a new menu item, Chart Builder. Let's go to 'All charts'. Here we can see that we have a default chart, but we're not going to use that one, I'm going to create a new one from start, so you know exactly how this plugin works and if it's suitable for you project. Press add new. Let's first start with a pie chart, and after that I'm going to upgrade to the pro version so you can see different kind of charts and more options. Let's go with the pie chart. Press next over here. The first thing we'll do is, we're going to add in a title. CMS Used worldwide. Then we see on the right side, we see all kind of settings, source, settings, and the pie settings. I'm going to walk you through all these steps. But first we go to add in some manual data. The first one is to explain how the data should be interpreted. In our case, We're going to talk about CMS market share, and this is the percentage. and then we can add in all these things. If you want to add more data to your chart, you just press on Add row. These are actual data points taken in June 2023. So this is actually real data. And last but certainly not least, WordPress with a total market share of to 43.2% world wide websites. Once you have added in the manual data, you can press on 'Show on chart'. Here we go. Now, this chart has been updated, and as you can see, it's also interactive to really help on your visitors. And you can also move them around. So if you want to move it around, just drag and drop it through there, press 'Show on chart' and you will see how your chart is being built up right now. So we can actually use the biggest percentages on top. For example, we have like this and then you have the.... absolutely... there we go. So now we have the chart going this way. If you created it exactly the way you want it, press safe and close. Then you can see the shortcode over there. Just copy this one, and then you go to your website and add in a text module. Or if you're using Gutenberg, you can use also the shortcode block. Just go to your editor and add in the chart shortcode, just like this. Scroll down now. We can see over here that it's interactive and it works with our mouse hovering over it. Let me show you how you can tweak it even more. If we click on edit. Now the real value of this plugin is of course, when you're importing data from files....
#Chart #Graph

[@WPressDoctor]

Hi guys, I hope you enjoyed this tutorial and learned something new. To get the Pro Plugin, check 👉🏼wpressdoctor.com/chart/ If you have any questions, drop them down in the comments 😀

[@AysProPlugins]

Thanks a lot for providing such an informative video tutorial about our plugin! We appreciate it so much.

[@WPressDoctor]

Hi there! You are very welcome, I'm glad you liked the video. Its a really good plugin, I'm happy with it and hope other people might benefit from this plugin also. Keep up the good work!

[@martinkaspar5095]

Matt I’m truly excited about your vid: I 💕 like 💕 your effective teaching style. Your channel is definitly a great channel.. Hats off to you it really inspires me!! and i am pretty sure that you do the same to many many wordpress-users on the whole globe 😳♥♥♥

[@WPressDoctor]

Hi Martin! Thanks for the kind words, I really appreciate it! You made my day. I’m glad I could help you out with my videos. More cool videos are coming, so stay tuned. Do you have any special requests for videos?

[@digitalluxury2033]

thank you pro

[@WPressDoctor]

Hi there! You are very welcome! I’m glad I could help you out with this video 😀 Have a great day and take care!

[@karilehkonen3380]

Thank you Matt! This is something I have been searching for some time. One question: do you know is it possible to export those charts in some format? (json?) For example if I design those chats in my site and want to export them for my client to use in their site.

[@WPressDoctor]

Hi there and thanks for your question! I have not seen that possibility yet, but you can ask for a new product feature inside of the plugin 💡. They reply within a day or two and most of the time they actually build it! So definitely worth a email 👍🏻

[@karilehkonen3380]

Thank you Matt, I'll do that. And thank you for your great videos! @@WPressDoctor

[@WPressDoctor]

You are very welcome! I’m glad you like my videos!

[@AysProPlugins]

Hey there, At the moment, unfortunately, the plugin doesn't have such kind of feature available for usage. By the way, thanks a lot for your valuable suggestion. All suggestions are welcomed as they are mutually beneficial for all of us. I will open a ticket as per your request so that our Product Management Team can consider adding the feature in one of the future updates of the plugin. Will get back to you as soon as the feature is added. Thank you.

[@DaniyalShahid-xc5cz]

Hi Matt, thanks for the great video. I successfully uploaded a chart but in the window where I am login it's showing perfectly whenever I am going to see in other windows and incognito window so its not showing :/ can you please help me out on it?

[@WPressDoctor]

Hi Daniyal! Thanks for the kind words and your question. It seems that you didn't publish the chart yet? Than its only visible for yourself and not for anyone else 😃

[@DaniyalShahid-xc5cz]

Thanks Matt@@WPressDoctor, it's showing now :)

[@WPressDoctor]

Awesome! Good job 😀

[@ShejadSK-t5s]

Can i connect dyanamic data like users and orders chart

[@WPressDoctor]

HI Shejad! Thanks for the question. I don't know about that! You could ask the devs for support for that... sorry 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@freeman-r8r]

its not possible to make a comma even not when seted to decimal

[@WPressDoctor]

Hi there! Thanks for the comment. Can you elaborate on this, where would you like to see a comma?

[@freeman-r8r]

@@WPressDoctor i want to write for example 19,90

[@WPressDoctor]

Aha ok! Ask the developers, they will help!

[@vitasc]

Hey Matt👋🏻 As always you doing really useful content, but you are being disingenuous when you talk about "how to create charts in WordPress". Just a clickbait.

[@WPressDoctor]

Hi there! Thanks for the feedback, I really appreciate it! Can you explain a bit more? I thought this title really covers the content?

[@vitasc]

@@WPressDoctor I think you should start with "What plugin do I use to create...". But if you can achieve the same result without any plugins (WP editor only), I'll take that back. 🙂

[@WPressDoctor]

Ah I see. you Assumed that I did it without a plugin! Sorry to disappoint you. That's indeed not the case. I don't know of any way to do this without using a lot of HTML and CSS and well... that's where a plugin comes in...😉