Now the dataTable+scrollable don't need any extra style class or container component to render well. The only required thing is the proper column width. revision 13963
I also enhanced the generation mechanism of columnClass attribute and update the meta data as well. Earlier if columnClasses attribute never being set, we used to render the default classed with the sequential index (e.g.):
<td class="column1">
<td class="column2">
<td class="column3">
The drawback of the above mechanism is that if table contains 10 columns, then developer must need to create 7 more classes in the .css file. So I replaced it with the following pattern:
<td class="column column1">
<td class="column column2">
<td class="column column3">
The above class pattern would allow you to define the base style in the "column" class and if you want to customize any of the specific column then you can override the column+index class.
Improvement
Major
Now the dataTable+scrollable don't need any extra style class or container component to render well. The only required thing is the proper column width. revision 13963
I also enhanced the generation mechanism of columnClass attribute and update the meta data as well. Earlier if columnClasses attribute never being set, we used to render the default classed with the sequential index (e.g.):
<td class="column1">
<td class="column2">
<td class="column3">
The drawback of the above mechanism is that if table contains 10 columns, then developer must need to create 7 more classes in the .css file. So I replaced it with the following pattern:
<td class="column column1">
<td class="column column2">
<td class="column column3">
The above class pattern would allow you to define the base style in the "column" class and if you want to customize any of the specific column then you can override the column+index class.