TABLEON - WordPress Posts Table Filterable

You can see results on the top menu of the site https://demo.posts-table.com/ -> click on 'Hottest Posts'

Do next:

• Create on TABLEON admin page new shortcode [tableon]
• Open settings of the new shortcode -> tab 'Predefinition' -> 'Posts ids' -> Using comma, set posts ids you want to show in the table. Example: 23,99,777. Set -1 if you do not want to use it.
• Remember ID of the new created shortcode
• Go to page 'wp-admin/nav-menus.php'
• On the top right corner click on 'Screen Options'
• On the opened tab check checkbox 'Description'
• Create new link  and name it as 'Hottest Posts'
• In the created menu text-area 'Description' paste shortcode:[tableon_button id=9 title='Hottest Products' popup_title='Todays Hottest Products. Time is Limited!!' help_title='Shipping conditions' help_link='__set_shipping_link_here_if_you_need_it__']
• Save menu
• Open file functions.php of the current WordPress theme and paste there next code:
  
  add_filter('walker_nav_menu_start_el', function($item_output, $item) { if (!is_object($item) || !isset($item->object)) { return $item_output; } if (substr_count($item->description, 'tableon_button')) { $item_output = do_shortcode($item->description); } return $item_output; }, 20, 2);

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  add_filter('walker_nav_menu_start_el', function($item_output, $item) {     if (!is_object($item) || !isset($item->object)) {         return $item_output;     }       if (substr_count($item->description, 'tableon_button')) {         $item_output = do_shortcode($item->description);     }       return $item_output; }, 20, 2);