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Unfortunately the accepted answer works only when your kendogrid has the property <code>columnMenu: false</code>. If you have the column menu active no <code>k-state-active</code> class is added. you can see it here: <a href="http://demos.kendoui.com/web/grid/column-menu.html" rel="nofollow">http://demos.kendoui.com/web/grid/column-menu.html</a>. <hr> Solution set the <code>dataBound: dataBound</code> in the kendogrid declaration and call this function <pre><code>function dataBound(e) { var filter = this.dataSource.filter(); this.thead.find(".k-header-column-menu.k-state-active").removeClass("k-state-active"); if (filter) { var filteredMembers = {}; setFilteredMembers(filter, filteredMembers); this.thead.find("th[data-field]").each(function () { var cell = $(this); var filtered = filteredMembers[cell.data("field")]; if (filtered) { cell.find(".k-header-column-menu").addClass("k-state-active"); } }); } } function setFilteredMembers(filter, members) { if (filter.filters) { for (var i = 0; i < filter.filters.length; i++) { setFilteredMembers(filter.filters[i], members); } } else { members[filter.field] = true; } } </code></pre> Now it will correctly add the <code>k-state-active</code> class to the <code>.k-header-column-menu</code> filtered column source: <a href="http://www.kendoui.com/forums/kendo-ui-complete-for-asp-net-mvc/grid/columnmenu-how-to-show-applied-filter.aspx#wGDLlf8GqkuGtkRiIx2Azg" rel="nofollow">http://www.kendoui.com/forums/kendo-ui-complete-for-asp-net-mvc/grid/columnmenu-how-to-show-applied-filter.aspx#wGDLlf8GqkuGtkRiIx2Azg</a> <hr> On the other hand if you, like me, prefer to highlight only the menu icon, you can do that finding the child-span containing the menu icon, therefore changing the line <pre><code>this.thead.find(".k-header-column-menu.k-state-active").removeClass("k-state-active"); </code></pre> to: <pre><code>this.thead.find(".k-header-column-menu > span").removeClass("k-state-selected"); </code></pre> and of course the line <pre><code>cell.find(".k-header-column-menu").addClass("k-state-active"); </code></pre> to: <pre><code>cell.find(".k-header-column-menu").find("span").addClass("k-state-selected"); </code></pre> In my example I'm using the builtin <code>k-state-selected</code> class
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