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See if the below mentioned code works : initComplete: function () { $('.buttons-pdf').html('<span class="glyphicon glyphicon-file" data-toggle="tooltip" title="Export To Excel"/>') } Place it in your $('#YourTableID').Datatable() For other default export buttons you can just change the class name (for e.g. '.buttons-excel' etc.)

$.extend( true, $.fn.dataTable.Editor.classes, { "field": { "label": "... control-label", "input": "... controls" } } ); where you'd put that before your initialisation of Editor and fill it in with whatever class names you want for the layout. Regards, Allan

Can you show me how you are initialising Editor please? The debugger trace does have that information in it, but it is a nightmare to find (something I'm working on!). Allan

There was a mismatch with columns - I was initializing Datatables with 10 columns and only had 9 in the HTML!

Thank you :smile:. Could you show me the JSON returned from the server and also your DataTables initialisation? That will hopefully let me identify what is happening. Allan

is set to active:false initially. This mimics the colvis

table = $('#Products').DataTable({ "iDisplayLength": 40, initComplete: function () { this.api().columns('3').every( function () { var

any time after the initialisation. Allan

is listen for the initEdit event and make an

also gotten it wrong initially. Later I thought I