
@Klbaiju, to answer your question, looks like you can simply find the row and change the height instead of finding the column.
$('#table tr').css('height', '100px'); Here assuming that your table id is "table". Also remember that if you have somehow changed the height of 1 column, the entire rows height of that column will get changed.
$('#table tr td').css('height', '10px'); code snippet also looks good however see that your jquery selector is working fine, if it is then change the value from 10px to something else like 100px and you should be seeing the difference.
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