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If the dataset.name contains a whitespace, then the class which is applied to it's container div will not be correct.
e.g. If there are two datasets with names "nba teams", "nba players" then the respective divs will have classes:
"tt-dataset-nba teams"
"tt-dataset-nba players"
This will cause issues (for example) if one of the datasets has not results, the headers will still show up.
If the dataset.name contains a whitespace, then the class which is applied to it's container div will not be correct.
e.g. If there are two datasets with names "nba teams", "nba players" then the respective divs will have classes:
"tt-dataset-nba teams"
"tt-dataset-nba players"
This will cause issues (for example) if one of the datasets has not results, the headers will still show up.
See:
http://jsfiddle.net/ejdaly/Sud6X/3/
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