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/* Selected row color */ table.display.dataTable > tbody > tr.selected > *, table.display.dataTable > tbody > tr.odd.selected > *, table.display.d

* #acbad4 for odd rows and #b0bed9 for even rows was the default before. Example here.

table.dataTable tbody tr.odd.selected { background-color:#acbad4 } table.dataTable tbody tr.even.selected { background-color:#acbad5 }

tbody tr.odd.selected { background-color: #acbad4; } table.dataTable.hover tbody tr:hover, table.dataTable.display tbody tr:hover { background-color: #f6f6f6; } table.dataTable.hover tbody tr:hov

Currently background-color of selected row is default to #acbad4. Although you can use css to set the color of selected row, you cannot do the same for background-color. Is it true? Is there any way t

table.dataTable.order-column tbody tr.selected > .sorting_1, table.dataTable.order-column tbody tr.selected > .sorting_2, table.dataTable.order-column tbody tr.selected > .sorting

and the highlight color applied is #acbad4, from the rule at line 147 in jquery.dataTables.css. So, the observed behavior makes sense, but is not the behavior exhibited by the example linked above, i

> .sorting_3 { background-color: #acbad4; } table.dataTable.display tbody tr.odd > .sorting_1,ble.disy,ble.disy,ble.d-tolumn tbody tr.selected > .sorrting_2, table.dataTable.di