1. All you need to do is add the class 'ui-state-default' to your footer cell elements. A simple jQuery selector and addClass() should do the trick. This isn't done by default to allow it to remain flexible.
2. Yes, you can add a click event handler to the footer cell, and have it call fnSort() as appropriate (i.e. with the required column index).
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1. All you need to do is add the class 'ui-state-default' to your footer cell elements. A simple jQuery selector and addClass() should do the trick. This isn't done by default to allow it to remain flexible.
2. Yes, you can add a click event handler to the footer cell, and have it call fnSort() as appropriate (i.e. with the required column index).
Regards,
Allan