How odd! Not sure what is going on there, but thanks for flagging it up. I'll take a look into it. This is what it should say:
New: ColVis will now automatically calculate the width to use for the buttons based on the contents of each button. You can still use CSS to force the width, but if so you must set "sSize" to "css" now.
New: fnLabel callback initialisation parameter for ColVis which allows customisation of the labels used for the buttons (useful for stripping HTML for example).
New: Example of how to control two tables with a single ColVis control
New: Added option 'iOverlay' for adjusting the timing on the overlay animation.
Updated: Call the iOverlay parameter iOverlayFade to be a bit more descriptive.
Updated: Use the same copyright license as DataTables - changing from LGPL to GPLv2 and/or BSD 3 point style. Add links to the license files - 3481
Fix: Remove auto position correct code for the y-axis - this was just the wrong thing to do - 4838
Fix: Incompatibility with jQuery 1.6.x - 5496
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New: ColVis will now automatically calculate the width to use for the buttons based on the contents of each button. You can still use CSS to force the width, but if so you must set "sSize" to "css" now.
New: fnLabel callback initialisation parameter for ColVis which allows customisation of the labels used for the buttons (useful for stripping HTML for example).
New: Example of how to control two tables with a single ColVis control
New: Added option 'iOverlay' for adjusting the timing on the overlay animation.
Updated: Call the iOverlay parameter iOverlayFade to be a bit more descriptive.
Updated: Use the same copyright license as DataTables - changing from LGPL to GPLv2 and/or BSD 3 point style. Add links to the license files - 3481
Fix: Remove auto position correct code for the y-axis - this was just the wrong thing to do - 4838
Fix: Incompatibility with jQuery 1.6.x - 5496
Allan