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The features that DataTables provides can be greatly enhanced by the use of the plug-ins available on this page, which give many new user interaction and configuration options.
The Responsive extension for DataTables can be applied to a DataTable in one of two ways; with a specific class name on the table.
First name
Last name
Position
Office
Age
Start date
Salary
Extn.
E-mail
Airi
Satou
Accountant
Tokyo
33
2008/11/28
$162,700
5407
a.satou@datatables.net
Ashton
Cox
Junior Technical Author
San Francisco
66
2009/01/12
$86,000
1562
a.cox@datatables.net
Brielle
Williamson
Integration Specialist
New York
61
2012/12/02
$372,000
4804
b.williamson@datatables.net
Cedric
Kelly
Senior Javascript Developer
Edinburgh
22
2012/03/29
$433,060
6224
c.kelly@datatables.net
Charde
Marshall
Regional Director
San Francisco
36
2008/10/16
$470,600
6741
c.marshall@datatables.net
Colleen
Hurst
Javascript Developer
San Francisco
39
2009/09/15
$205,500
2360
c.hurst@datatables.net
Garrett
Winters
Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
Tokyo
63
2011/07/25
$170,750
8422
g.winters@datatables.net
Haley
Kennedy
Senior Marketing Designer
London
43
2012/12/18
$313,500
3597
h.kennedy@datatables.net
Herrod
Chandler
Sales Assistant
San Francisco
59
2012/08/06
$137,500
9608
h.chandler@datatables.net
Jena
Gaines
Office Manager
London
30
2008/12/19
$90,560
3814
j.gaines@datatables.net
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New Constructor
The third way of initialising Responsive is by manually creating a new instance using the $.fn.dataTable.Responsive class, as shown in this example (the other two methods are provided using this constructor
First name
Last name
Position
Office
Age
Start date
Salary
Extn.
E-mail
Airi
Satou
Accountant
Tokyo
33
2008/11/28
$162,700
5407
a.satou@datatables.net
Ashton
Cox
Junior Technical Author
San Francisco
66
2009/01/12
$86,000
1562
a.cox@datatables.net
Brielle
Williamson
Integration Specialist
New York
61
2012/12/02
$372,000
4804
b.williamson@datatables.net
Cedric
Kelly
Senior Javascript Developer
Edinburgh
22
2012/03/29
$433,060
6224
c.kelly@datatables.net
Charde
Marshall
Regional Director
San Francisco
36
2008/10/16
$470,600
6741
c.marshall@datatables.net
Colleen
Hurst
Javascript Developer
San Francisco
39
2009/09/15
$205,500
2360
c.hurst@datatables.net
Garrett
Winters
Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
Tokyo
63
2011/07/25
$170,750
8422
g.winters@datatables.net
Haley
Kennedy
Senior Marketing Designer
London
43
2012/12/18
$313,500
3597
h.kennedy@datatables.net
Herrod
Chandler
Sales Assistant
San Francisco
59
2012/08/06
$137,500
9608
h.chandler@datatables.net
Jena
Gaines
Office Manager
London
30
2008/12/19
$90,560
3814
j.gaines@datatables.net
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Immediately Show Hidden Details
Responsive has the ability to display the details that it has hidden in a variety of different ways. Its default is to allow the end user to toggle the the display by clicking on a row and showing the information in a DataTables child row