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  Public Ticket #1353638
Datable Child row feature
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  • Paulo Lopes started the conversation

    Hello, I am a fan of  your wp_datatables since earliest versions, I even participated of one of your beta tests years ago. Great plugin, congrats.

    Do you have plans to include Child Row feature in wpDataTables as an option now or in the future? For now, how and where can I enter codes to make the Child Row to display data in a html table.

    https://datatables.net/examples/api/row_details.html

    Thanks,

    Paulo Lopes

  • [deleted] replied

    Hi Paulo,

    Maybe you could just use responsive feature for this functionality. You could set some columns to be hidden on tablet for example and set tablet width to 4000px or higher on Settings page. That way our plugin will hide those columns on desktops as well. As I can see it should work very similar to this.