Ken. If you turn off excel download and set the table to load all data you will get what you are looking for.

I did both those things… but AFTER I had figured out how to hide it with CSS… more than one way …

Rob - I have followed the steps that you outlined (turn off excel download, set table to show all) and the table is still displaying the footer with the text “Showing Rows 1-6 of 6”  Possibly I am overlooking a step?

As Ken mentioned, I can hide with CSS but if there is a way to do this via the declarative interface that would be ideal.

Thanks!

Hi Tyler can you please share your css for this? Would be much indebted.

Hello Gregg -

Here are the steps I used to accomplish the above:

1) Add css class to table that I want to hide footer on (e.g. hidetablefooter)
2) Add a css resource with the following css:

.hidetablefooter .nx-list-footer {
    display:none;
}

The reason for step #1 is to ensure that the footer is hidden only on tables I want it hidden on and not all tables.

Hope this helps.

Thanks Barry.  Works like a charm…

This is great to find! I tried it though and I’m still seeing “showing rows 1-…”.

I added the class to my table:

I added the CSS Barry has above, but still see it’s “showing rows…” when i view my page:

Any thoughts on what i’m doing wrong?

Thanks guys!

Kris

I think that when you add the css class to your table, in the top image, the text should be “hidetablefooter” and not “HideTableFooter”. I may be way off, I just think that I’ve run into css case sensitivity issues before.  http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12533926/are-class-names-in-css-selectors-case-sensitive

Thank you Moshe!  You weren’t way off…you were right on.  I didn’t even think of case sensitivity.  Thank you!

Always think of case sensitivity…