Treat headers with colspans as multiple ths #7
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February 17, 2019 13:06
This allows columns that span multiple rows to correctly sort
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I am not sure if you are interested in this, but I forked your code to support a use case of mine. I have a header which spans multiple columns, and I want to sort by the first column of that span, and then have subsequent columns sort according to their headers.
This is quite a simple change, but perhaps not something you want. It's obviously up to you. It's a bit of a corner case.
I guess the diff blew up because I work under unix, and so the line endings all changed. Really, the patch is small.
Anyway, take it if you want it.
I like your library, by the way. Not as heavyweight as jQuery.