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@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ Chado has a large number of tables that can be used for storing a variety of bio
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.. image:: ./custom_tables.1.png
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-This page contains a link to add a new custom table (at the top), a search interface to find tables by name, and a listing of existing tables. You can use this interface to add, edit and remove custom tables. By defaault, several custom tables have been created automatically by Tripal modules. These tables hold data managed by the modules. Also, tables used as materialized views appear in this list as well. They are identified with thee `Is Mview` column.
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+This page contains a link to add a new custom table (at the top), a search interface to find tables by name, and a listing of existing tables. You can use this interface to add, edit and remove custom tables. By default, several custom tables have been created automatically by Tripal modules. These tables hold data managed by the modules. Also, tables used as materialized views appear in this list as well. They are identified with the `Is Mview` column.
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.. warning::
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@@ -24,4 +24,4 @@ If you need to create a new table you should follow the following procedure.
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One your table is created, you will want to add data to it. You can do so without any programming by using the :doc:`./bulk_loader`. The bulk loader expects that your data is housed in a tab-delimited text file and allows you to map columns from your file to columns in your new custom table. Each row of your file becomes a new record in your table.
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Alternatively, if you can write custom loaders using the Tripal API as described in the
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-:doc:`../dev_guide`
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+:doc:`../dev_guide`
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Bradford Condon