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Hi @Jackallitor , No, still the same, thought this thread shows how you can use Responsive to get the desired outcome, Cheers, Colin

Hi @ashancy , Most of the elements have a class name property, such as buttons.buttons.className, you would use that to get it complying with your CSS classnames. Cheers, Colin

You can use the Download Builder to generate a set of files that you can download and load locally on your page. Kevin

Hi @Ndinh , I just tried this on W10 with Chrome 72.0.3626.121 and FF 66.0 and everything behaved as expected. It would be worth trying on another PC if you have access to one. Cheers, Colin

For reference, @nilakshibhosale resolved this and posted his solution onto this thread.

Hi @nilakshibhosale , This thread should help, it's asking the same thing. Cheers, Colin

Hi @osamajaved , There's a few threads on this one - short answer, no. Cheers, Colin

The direct insertion method I linked to uses the buttons().container() API to place the buttons. The buttons().container() docs have an example. From that example I put together this example to show placing the buttons in a div. http://live.datatables.net/merosanu/1/edit Kevin

Hi @Reka , It's not a trivial thing to do unfortunately. Take a look at these two threads, here and here, they may help, Cheers, Colin

Thanks Colin, it was the CSS file. Stupid error. Thanks it works now.