Apply fixed header liner padding dynamically With the removal of the sort liner, the header padding is being overridden to allow space for the sort indicator, but the scoll liner padding was fixed at 4px 10px. This change makes the liner styling more robust, since it can adapt to outside influences of individual header padding.

Last changes to get datatable-scroll working * Added cellspacing="0" to core and fixed header template and removed *border-collapse: collapse hack for IE * Double wrapped the Y scrolling nodes. New <div> has the border and contains the fixed headers and the overflow <div>. This obviated some dim calculations to work around border widths for placement of the fixed header. Also allowed an overflow-x: hidden rule to hide any column width rounding issues resulting in the fixed headers being 1px too wide and overflowing the previous yScrollNode border. * Use table.replace(wrapper).appendTo(wrapper) instead of table.wrap(wrapper) because IE (I forget which version--6 or 7, I think) did all sorts of stupid things, like extracting the last table cell and wrapping the rest of the table inside it. It's probably a bug that needs addressing in Node.prototype.wrap, but this solution also works. I do believe this will be the shipped version of datatable-scroll. Hurrah!

Improve xy scrolling, templates now protected

X scrolling improved, +caption support in x scroll

Left border from table to container for x scroll

Remove tags from css, use new calc for table width Rather than jump through style hoops, use the clientWidth of the scrolling container. Still not perfect, but close enough for now.

Initial drop of scrollable DataTable refactor Still a few niggling details to work out, but it's a pretty good starting point.

Remove liner divs. Reduce CSS. Add skinnable:true