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overflow-x: auto;<br />
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was the key, thanks.
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overflow-x: auto;
 

was the key, thanks.

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I'm currently trying to implement a simple datatable with editor.<br />
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datatables.net<br />
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I need the table to be within inside the container however it seems to break out across the page. <br />
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please see link below. <br />
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<a href="http://www.shl.me/editor/1/" rel="ugc">www.shl.me/editor/1/</a><br />
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Many thanks in advance.
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I'm currently trying to implement a simple datatable with editor.

datatables.net

I need the table to be within inside the container however it seems to break out across the page. 

please see link below. 

www.shl.me/editor/1/

Many thanks in advance.

Data tables Editor Width with Scoll

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