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I think what you are looking for is to use fields.type set to readonly and fields.submit set false. See the example in the fields.submit docs. Kevin

Duplicate of this thread. Please don't duplicate your posts and look for my answer in your other thread. Kevin

You HTML file test case doesn't run properly so we can see what actually happens. If the tables aren't being formatted with Datatalebs elements, etc then there is likely an error in the browser's console that needs fixed. Kevin

You can use the responsive extension or scroll x. https://datatables.net/reference/option/responsive https://datatables.net/extensions/responsive/examples/ https://datatables.net/reference/option/scrollX https://datatables.net/examples/basic_init/scroll_x.html

Moving the jquery code into the data tables code is working. Thanks for the help.

Thanks Kevin -- I'll have to investigate. I hadn't consider this approach!

I found the issue - when using bulma has-text-centered on the parent hero-body section it was messing things up. I simply removed that, and applied centering on a per div basis.

Please don't post duplicate questions. See my answer in your other thread. Kevin

DataTables itself doesn't have such a feature, but it could be done with a library such as html2canvas. That might make a fun block post sometime. What's the use of a screenshot rather than exporting CSV, Excel or similar though? Allan