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Sorry, didn't realize you were using Responsive. 1: You would use responsive.details.renderer for this. Here is an example. 2: According to the Responsive docs you can use set className: 'none' on those columns to always be hidden by Responsive. Kevin

When using the column() / columns() methods yes you can address a column by name (column-selector), but as of yet

Date; loading: boolean = false; columns: { title: string; data: any

events on the original columns and propagating that to

placed on the same columns for user and admin.

I have managed to achieve what I want by doing a editor.on('preAutoFill') to filter out the columns with the "publicholiday" class. $('#testtable').DataTable().on('preAutoFill', function(e, datatable, cells){ for(var i =0; i < cells[0].length; i++){ if(cells[0][i].cell.node().className.includes("weekend")){ cells[0][i].set = cells[0][i].data; }else if (cells[0][i].cell.node().className.includes("publicholiday")){ cells[0][i].set = cells[0][i].data; } } });

Thx. This works without errors. Also relevant is to put in the HTML view with the table rows and columns (as also mentioned in the comments).

of DataTables. 2. Change columns after reload datatable is

would make hidden neighbouring columns reappear. Cheers, Colin

extension only reduces the columns when there's no space