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The easiest option is to simply not have them created. You can do this by setting the sDom parameter: http://datatables.net/usage/options#sDom

it should do it CSS selector style <"#someID.someClass">.

The syntax maybe sDOM = '<"#someClass">', using a "#" sign to indicate that.

$('#snapshot_table').html( '' );

I've got a fairly complex table, which I'm sorting using an external #SELECT element rather than column header clicks. Depending on what option is picked in the SELECT, I want a given column in the ta

You could use sDom ( http://datatables.net/usage/options#sDom ) to put a div around the table and then just apply a CSS height to the div.

var oTable = $('#staff').dataTable({

You'll need to set the sType for the column to "no-the": http://datatables.net/usage/columns#sType

You can remove the filtering input element using sDom: http://datatables.net/usage/options#sDom

var oTable = $('#sp_table').dataTable( {

Yes you can set the 'sType' to "numeric": http://datatables.net/usage/columns#sType

Yes indeed, you can use sDom: http://datatables.net/usage/options#sDom

I see what you mean - yes this is possible. You can use sDom ( http://datatables.net/usage/options#sDom ) to modify the DOM controlled by DataTables.

3. Rather than using style="width:150%", try using sScrollXInner: "150%" - http://datatables.net/usage/options#sScrollXInner . DataTables isn't using FixedHeader internally - it's

searchTable = $('#searchtable').dataTable({

oTable = $('#schedule').dataTable({

oTable = $('#schedule').dataTable();

$("#show").click(function(event){

Documentation: http://datatables.net/usage/options#sDom

displayLength = $("#stakeholders_length option:selected").text()