Casual AI article generators always limit their users to standard, premade formatting. This results in identical, templated posts. These solutions also don't allow you to set HTML formatting unique to your website. AI Autoblogger, on the other hand, lets you generate exactly the result you need, 100% customized.

If you see raw table markup, it means the AI responded in Markdown format. You must explicitly ask the AI to return the text in HTML format, suitable for insertion into WordPress posts. Ask it to use <table>, <tr> and <td> tags.

Please keep in mind that the AI model has no knowledge of your page layout, theme, or style preferences for your tables. If you don't provide guidance, it will improvise. When it improvises, surprises happen. So, if you want specific formatting, provide examples. There are many valid ways to design a table, and the model won't magically know which one fits your site.

- Classic HTML table with <table><tr><td>
- HTML table with inline styles (e.g. style="border:1px solid #ccc" if that's your thing)
- WordPress-style pseudo-tables built with <div> blocks
- CSS grid layout using <div class="grid">…</div>
- Even minimalistic plaintext columns with <pre> if that's more readable for your theme

The easiest way to achieve a specific look is to provide the AI with a literal example in the prompt. Paste a small, formatted table snippet with all your styles and classes, and tell the model: "Follow this format exactly."

That's precisely what makes the AI Autoblogger plugin a standout - you define the model's exact format, structure, and style yourself via the prompt. There are no hidden "magic" settings or primitive checkboxes and drop-down lists that obscure the prompt and force everyone to generate identical template posts. Such interfaces may look simple to beginners, but the end result is the same junk as thousands of other sites because Google sees right through them.