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This example from this thread might help - it's showing how you can manipulate other rows in the data based on rows always processed. It's not the same issue, but it demonstrates what you need to do …

You can recognise the algorithm I'm taken from here : https://datatables.net/forums/discussion/30494/move-row-in-datatable-one-position-up#Comment_81684

You could try adding a hidden column, one that's not shown in the table or the Editor form, which you then use alongside the Absolute sorting plugin. This example from this thread is demonstrating it…

See if this thread helps.

I think Colin is referring to the Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'mData' error and added another column to the table.

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'mData')

Checkout this thread.

I don't believe FixedHeader supports complex headers. See this thread. See if it works better without the top header row.

This looks like an example of your category column:

The RowGroup docs state this:

I'm using a colorpicker in my datatable, with this plugin, where I follow every step given : https://datatables.net/forums/discussion/comment/99979/#Comment_99979

I'm not an Editor expert but having the wrong selected option has been discussed a lot on this forum. Maybe this thread or this thread will help.

You can use a classname to distinguish between the th that have text inputs versus select inputs. See this example from this thread.

A better option might be to add the third row in initComplete or if you are using headerCallback do something like this example from this thread to add the third header.

I would look at using the Child row details functionality. This example, using the return $('......').toArray(); technique from this thread shows how you can open the child row and display the same d…

That'll be the fonts - see this thread, as it's discussing that,

@Vanq Yep, columns.width is the way to go - there's discussion about it on this thread.

Here is one of a few threads discussing this. Sounds like the answer is no.

The jQuery animate() example shown at the end of the thread I linked needs to have the selector changed to the Datatable instead of the page. It does work, see this example:

Funny a similar question was asked yesterday. See if the linked thread helps.