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Felix, The links section can be a div with a class attribute (depends on your displaytags.properties). As such you can put it anywhere on the page via CSS. For example, this puts the links at the top / left corner of the page: Assuming a displaytags.properties entry of: paging.banner.full=<div class="pagelinks"><a href="" src=""></a><a href="" src=""></a>{0}<a href="" src=""></a><a href="" src=""></a></div> .pagelinks { position:absolute; top: 10%; left: 10%; } An "easier" solution might be to make your static links as you mentioned and leave the hrefs empty. Then have _javascript_ on the body onload event, which finds your page links (set the ID of the DIV via the paging.banner.full, for example) by using document.findElementById (or $(element) if you're using the prototype framework) and collect all of the hrefs and set the blank hrefs in your menu to the hrefs on the displaytag table. Now you have them in two places which is probably not desirable, so add a CSS for the ID of the DIV on the displaytag table to display:none. Eric Hello, is it possible to include the export section of a table at a custom position in the page (e.g. a menu). When i use static links, changes made to the table e.g. sorting are lost.Thanks for any hints, Felix |
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