Integrate Notion Data into your WordPress

Integrate Notion Data into your WordPress

Discover how to display your Notion data on your WordPress site using CSVGetter.

Do you want to showcase your Notion data directly on your WordPress site? With CSVGetter, you can effortlessly embed dynamic, interactive tables that allow your visitors to search and filter through your data. This guide will walk you through the process of integrating your Notion databases into WordPress using CSVGetter's powerful API endpoints.

Why Use Notion with WordPress?

Notion is an all-in-one workspace that combines notes, databases, wikis, and project management into a single platform. By integrating Notion with WordPress, you can:

  • Centralise Content Management: Update your data in Notion, and see the changes reflected on your website instantly.

  • Enhance User Engagement: Provide interactive tables that users can search and filter, improving their experience.

  • Simplify Workflows: Eliminate manual data entry and updates on your website.

Benefits of Using CSVGetter for Integration

CSVGetter streamlines the connection between Notion and WordPress by:

  • Creating Dynamic Endpoints: Generate API endpoints for your Notion databases with OAuth-enabled security.

  • Offering Customisation: Utilise URL parameters to manipulate data output, including SQL-like queries and data formats like JSON or XML.

  • Facilitating Easy Embedding: Embed data into WordPress using a simple iframe within a custom HTML block.

Step-by-Step Integration Guide

Step 1: Generate Your CSVGetter Endpoint

Step 1

Sign Up or Log In to .

Step 2

Connect Your Notion Account:

  1. Navigate to the Notion integration section within CSVGetter.

  2. Authenticate using Notion's OAuth to securely connect your databases.

Step 3

Create an API Endpoint:

  1. Select the Notion database you wish to display.

  2. Configure any specific parameters or filters as needed.

Step 4

View your data:

In the CSVGetter Export URL Page, you are able to view, query, modify, and delete your data in order for it to match your chosen criteria.

Step 5

Get the iFrame export code:

Click the Wordpress button to get the custom generated code that can be used in your Wordpress site.

Step 2: Embed the Table into Your WordPress Site

Step 1

Access Your WordPress Dashboard.

Step 2

Navigate to the Page or Post where you want to display the table.

Step 3

Add a New Block:

  1. Click the "+" icon to insert a new block.

  2. Choose "Custom HTML" from the block options.

Step 4

Insert the iFrame Code:

  • Publish or update your page to make it live.

  • You should be left with a table on your page that looks like this:

Step 5

Preview and Publish:

If there has been any issues, you will be able to manually create the table by replacing the src attribute with your customised endpoint URL

<iframe style="width:100%; height:600px; border:none; overflow:auto;" src="https://csvgetter.com/your-endpoint-id?type=dynamic_table"></iframe>

Paste the code copied from within CSVGetter. The code should look like this:

Enhancing User Interaction

The embedded table is dynamic and interactive, allowing users to:

  • Search: Quickly locate specific entries within the table.

  • Filter: Narrow down data based on various criteria.

  • Sort: Organise data in ascending or descending order by any column, as seen here:

These features make your data more accessible and engaging for your audience.

Advantages of This Integration Method

  • No Coding Required: Easily embed data without advanced technical skills.

  • Real-Time Updates: Any changes in your Notion database are instantly reflected on your site.

  • Customisation: Adjust iframe styles or URL parameters to match your site's design and functionality.

  • Performance: Efficient data retrieval ensures your site remains fast and responsive.

Highlighting Notion's Features in This Context

  • Flexible Databases: Notion's databases are highly customisable, allowing for rich data types and relationships.

  • Unified Workspace: Manage content, tasks, and data all in one place, simplifying your workflow.

  • Collaboration: Easily share and collaborate on data within your team before it's displayed on your website.

Conclusion

Integrating Notion data into your WordPress site is a seamless process with CSVGetter. By following the steps outlined above, you can enhance your website with dynamic, interactive tables that keep your audience engaged and informed.

Get started today and take your website's data presentation to the next level!

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