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I think the doc.content is only for the PDF export, not the print. This SO thread appears to be doing the trick - hopefully that'll get you going, Colin

@colin my apologies, I wasn't sure if this qualified as a new question, since I'm only struggling with the font color on the PDF print, as I got the original question figured out (mostly).

That's right, as when paging is enable, only the visible data is in the DOM, so the print command wouldn't have access to anything else. Colin

one that triggered the print while it is in

For the print button (not pdf) we

100, "All"]], buttons: [ { extend: 'print', //autoPrint: false, text: 'Print

It is a normal instantiation buttons: [{ extend: 'print', customize: function (win) { $(win.document.body) .css('font-size', '10pt') .prepend( '<img src="http://datatables.net/media/images/logo-fade.png" style="position:absolute; top:0; left:0;" />' ); $(win.document.body).find('table') .addClass('compact') .css('font-size', 'inherit'); }, exportOptions: { columns: ':visible' } } ],

This is sample code = https://codepen.io/andhyakbar/pen/xxRpQrR But my problem is how to print the subtotal results from the table?

I have globally declared siteTable and used the function, but the print message is still: Parent table id: nota_tbl var siteTable; messageTop: function () { var id = $(siteTable.table().node()).attr('id'); return 'Parent table id: '+id; }, I have updated the changes in: http://javierlasen.es/easd2/login/admin_nota.php

I'm with you now - thanks for the explanation. In that case, using the customize callback for the print button would be the way to do it. Loop over the generated table's rows, inserting the class where needed. Regards, Allan