Hello,

I have set up a  table with 9 (front-end visible) fields; I have all but 3 of them set to collapse for tablet/mobile in order to display nicely in-browser. (I also set tablet width to 2000px so desktops trigger the tablet view as well.)

Is there a way that I can get the download views (print, CSV, Excel, PDF) to display all 9 visible fields for all the rows?

For example, currently if you download the CSV file of the table, it will download only the data in the 3 non-collapsed tables--in this case, it will download the data for the "Company", "Status" and date "Added" fields. I would like all of the fields visible on front-end ("Company", "Status", "Added", "First Name", "Last Name", etc...) and their data to show up when someone downloads the CSV file, for example.

Thank you in advanced!

Hi Bogdan,

Thanks for the quick reply. In that case, do you know of a way I can perhaps style my tables so that I can have all 9 fields displayed on desktop so they can print/download the data from all 9 fields while not cutting off data in the browser view?

What I mean is...the reason I set the other 6 fields to collapse is because some of the data in certain fields (particularly the "Email" field) kept getting cut off, so it made the table hard to look at and view certain data. I have the columns set to wrap, but because some single words in each column were too long to wrap, everything was getting cut off. Is there a way I could set the columns to vertically scroll if the data goes over, say, 2 lines? Or a way I can enable a "click to expand"? Or, mathematically, do you have any suggestions on what I could set the column widths to in order to keep certain data from getting cut off from the browser view?

If you look at the link that I attached in this ticket, I've updated it to include an extra table that demonstrates what I am talking about. As you can see, the email is always cut off because all emails are (and always probably will be) longer than the width of that column. I've tried manipulating the column widths to make the "Email" field large enough to display most email addresses, but then it makes the other fields too short and does the same thing.

I realize that there's not much that can be done with so many fields, but any advice on how to improve the look and function of my tables would be appreciated! Let me know if you need a better idea of how these tables will be used.