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• myqalan Posts: 13Questions: 0Answers: 0

  January 2010

  I have had to do this too. I modified the originals to be PNG-8 format with index transparency (this can be done easily in editing tools like Fireworks), since my employer still supports IE6.
• allan Posts: 61,669Questions: 1Answers: 10,096 Site admin

  January 2010

  Hi,
  
  Yup - sounds like a reasonable request. I hadn't really intended the default images (or the css for that matter) to be much more than a basic demo when I originally made them, but it does sounds like a good idea to bring this up to a decent standard...
  
  Regards,
  Allan
• jlundell Posts: 8Questions: 0Answers: 0

  February 2010

  I ran into a related problem. My TH background color by default is light blue (inherited from Blueprint CSS, I think). The sort icons override that with white, which is actually fine by me. But I have column 0 set to no-sort, and it doesn't get a class or a background.
  
  As a workaround, I defined a 'nosort' style with a white background, so it matches the sort icon backgrounds.
  
  I'd like to see DT assign a nosort class when sorting is disabled, to give us a hook for that kind of thing.
• allan Posts: 61,669Questions: 1Answers: 10,096 Site admin

  February 2010

  Hi jlundell,
  
  There is indeed a method to do this, although there is no default class in DataTables for this. Take a peak at: http://datatables.net/styling/custom_classes#sSortableNone - you'll be able to see that you can assign a class manually to this kind of cell. However, I agree that it would be perhaps more useful to have a default here. I'll add this into the next release.
  
  One other thing to note - in 1.6.x the sorting icons are now png8, and have transparent backgrounds. Although obviously you can use the older gif ones if needed.
  
  Regards,
  Allan