datePicker not displaying the days of the month

[alvarotrigo]

I am using datepicker for a column in the table and this is the result:

I have seen that the style .handsontable table has the attribute width set to 0, and that's why the days are not being shown.

I have another datepicker in my site (outsite of datatable) and it works perfectly.

Why is this happening?
I am importing:
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/css/jquery.handsontable.css" />
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/tlm/css/jquery-ui-1.9.1.custom.min.css" />

<script type="text/javascript" src="/js/jquery.handsontable.js">

[chronossc]

In my case handson table css is overwriting jquery ui css.

For page with handsontable as workaround I'm reloading jquery ui css after handson table css and works fine.

Many people use jquery-ui before even heard about handson table (don't get me wrong :], it's about age), so IMO handson table should avoid conflicts with that.

To avoid that conflict we should use more specific css, ex, use:

.handsontable .handson-table {}

instead

.handsontable table {}

In my opnion jquery ui is also wrong when using

.ui-datepicker table {}

instead

.ui-datepicker .ui-datepicker-table {}

but jquery-ui is a project much more hard to change, and with roadmaps very much longer than handsontable.

[IdleMach]

I'd like to "up vote" this issue too

[setthase]

@IdleMach Have you tired resolution from post above you?

[IdleMach]

It's a workaround not a good resolution... I switched to the Bootstrap JQuery css and use in page styles to fix the Handsontable styles. I notice the date picker still looks different with drop lists for month/year and a border around the days of the week.

[Nickholas]

i have added
.handsontable .handson-table {}
on my jquery.handsontable.full.css file but now it appears like the image:

what i am doing wrong?

[alvarotrigo]

Something is wrong for sure... I just tried to solve it overwriting styles....

[preisl]

Same issue here ... but reloading jquery ui css after handsontable css as described by chronossc did the trick.

[psmolenski]

Fixed in version 0.9.12