One obvious way to approach this would be to add the following attributes that already exist on the ace:tableConfigPanel component to the ace:column component:

• columnNameConfigurable
• columnOrderingConfigurable
• columnSortingConfigurable
• columnVisibilityConfigurable

When specified on the ace:column they would override the "global" settings on the ace:tableConfigPanel for that column.

r52222: added columnOrderingConfigurable, columnVisibilityConfigurable, columnNameConfigurable, columnSortingConfigurable attributes to ace:column and added logic in ace:tableConfigPanel to be able to disable one or more of these features for a specific column

These attributes work in the same fashion as the existing 'configurable' attribute in ace:column. More than overriding the respective values of the ace:tableConfigPanel component, these attributes are used to exclude a specific column from being configurable in one or more of these ways. The global setting in ace:tableConfigPanel still has to be enabled if at least one column is configurable in one of these aspects.

r52223: added ui-state-disabled classes to controls that aren't configurable, since they had to be modified from having the disabled attribute to being readonly, in order to allow submitting other values without losing the current value in the non-configurable columns, which resulted in losing the disabled look, so now they look disabled again

Can we add a new demo to showcase for this under the ace:dataTableConfigPanel section?

r52429: added ace:tableConfigPanel > Column Configurability demo

This looks good.

Can you add a note to the ConfigPanel wiki to let folks know that they can also configure the columns via the col level attributes to make it easier to find that?

Added a tip panel in the Attributes section of TableConfigPanel, explaining that these attributes can be specified at the column level as well.