Is it possible to make it so data in a table can be edited but NOT added nor deleted? Basically, once data has been added to a table, I do not want the user to be able to delete any existing rows nor add any new ones, but I do want them to be able to edit the content?
If this is not currently an option, is it possible for me to at least hide the New/Edit/Delete buttons on the front-end so they only have the option of editing in-line?
That is not possible with built in features of plugin, but you can use some css.
To hide new and delete buttons you can add this CSS on Custom CSS field on wpDataTables settings page and that will be applied on all tables or directly on the pagefor specific table between <style></style> tags:
Is it possible to make it so data in a table can be edited but NOT added nor deleted? Basically, once data has been added to a table, I do not want the user to be able to delete any existing rows nor add any new ones, but I do want them to be able to edit the content?
If this is not currently an option, is it possible for me to at least hide the New/Edit/Delete buttons on the front-end so they only have the option of editing in-line?
HI Aaron,
Thank you for your purchase.
That is not possible with built in features of plugin, but you can use some css.
To hide new and delete buttons you can add this CSS on Custom CSS field on wpDataTables settings page and that will be applied on all tables or directly on the pagefor specific table between <style></style> tags:
.DTTT_button_new { display: none !important; } .DTTT_button_delete { display: none !important; }If you want to hide and edit also you can add this
.DTTT_button_edit { display: none !important; }
Kind Regards,
Isidora Markovic
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