I'll give that a shot and see if it works and let you know. thanks,
roger
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Browse All TopicsI'm using jQuery table sorter plugin to sort html tables. It works o.k. (except sometimes it gives 'type is null' errors in IE8) but I'm unable to add sorting arrows. The arrows appear once the user clicks on the header but I'm trying to add arrows that are like so: < and > before the user clicks on the sortable table header so that they know that that column is sortable. For example, for a column with header like this: SKU Name I'd like it to be < SKU Name > before the user clicks on it to sort asc or desc. Once the user clicks on it the up and down arrows show up (from a link to images of up and down arrows). I tried adding the lesser than and greater than arrows but they don't show up! :( Any suggestions?
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by: RoonaanPosted on 2009-10-10 at 00:05:27ID: 25541129
You would have to create an image that holds both arrows, and set it as a background image for th.header I assume.