If this option is blank, the print title is obtained from the table caption, then the table id, then just "table", in that order.

In this demo, the column selector widget is set up to also use the "data-name" attribute so the column selector popup and print header will display this alternate text.

<th data-name="First">First Name</th>

This option has three settings (only the first letter is necessary):

• 'all' or 'a' - always print all rows (this will not work if the pager has `removeRows` set to `true`).
• 'filtered' or 'f' - only filtered rows are printed (even if the pager is applied).
• 'visible' or 'v' - only visible rows are printed (the current pager page).
• css selector - include a css selector to apply to a row (v2.24.1).
  • For example, '.checked', '[data-region~="west"], ':nth-child(2n)'
  • For reference, internally, this option is added immediately after (no space) a 'tr' css selector.
  • For this option to be used as a css selector, a check of the following characters at the start of the string is done:
    • '.' (class selector)
    • '#' (id selector)
    • ':' (pseudo selector)
    • '[' (start of an attribute selector)

Note only rows contained within the table are printed; i.e. if ajax is being used to populate the table, only the currently loaded rows will print.

This option has three settings (only the first letter is necessary):

• 'all' or 'a' - always print all columns; including any intentionally hidden table cells.
• 'selected' or 's' - only selected (visible) columns are printed (as set by the columnSelector widget).
• 'visible' or 'v' - set this option to print the table columns as is... no extra css is added to force table cells to be visible.

Use this option as follows:

print_extraCSS : ".caption { display: none; }"

Use this option as follows:

print_styleSheet : "../css/theme.blue.css"

If false, the popup window will open with two additional controls:

• A "Print" button - open the print dialog inside of the popup window.
• A "Close" button - close the popup window.

To change the text of the buttons, use the following settings:

$.tablesorter.language.button_print = "Imprimer";
$.tablesorter.language.button_close = "Ferme";

The above code can be added before or after initializing tablesorter. It doesn't matter because the values are only accessed when the user initiates a print.

When this callback is executed, three parameters are provided:

• config - The table config settings.
• $table - The table wrapped in a div, as a jQuery object. It contains all the rows & cells of the original table, but the content of cells will be replaced by the contents of the associated data-name attribute.
• printStyle - This is the print style associated with the table. It contains styles to show or hide selected rows & columns, including the columnSelector style to hide specific columns.

When any processing within this callback is complete, you must manually call the print function to continue printing as follows:

// print callback example
print_callback : function( config, $table, printStyle ) {
  // do something to the table or printStyle string
  // use the following code to continue printing
  $.tablesorter.printTable.printOutput( config, $table.html(), printStyle );
}