#11195: add fieldname to admin changelist <td> tags -- eases CSS customization
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               Reporter:  akaihola     |          Owner:  nobody
                   Type:  New feature  |         Status:  new
              Milestone:               |      Component:  contrib.admin
                Version:  SVN          |       Severity:  Normal
             Resolution:               |       Keywords:  css
           Triage Stage:  Accepted     |      Has patch:  1
    Needs documentation:  1            |    Needs tests:  0
Patch needs improvement:  0            |  Easy pickings:  0
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Comment (by julien):

 @vdboor, `list_column_classes` sounds interesting but it's probably over-
 engineering it a bit.

 Ideally I would have liked to just have the field name as a CSS class, as
 it would have been cleaner and also consistent with the `DIV.form-row` in
 the change form. But there might have been a clash in the unlikely, yet
 possible, event where a model had a field called "nowrap". We can't really
 change the "nowrap" class as it's been documented for a very long time
 (http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/obsolete/admin-css/?from=olddocs
 #font-styles-and-alignment).

 So, I have updated Ramiro's patch and instead I've appended "-cell" to the
 field name. It feels a little more semantic and cleaner that way. Also
 more consistent with the `admin-checkbox-column` class in the table
 header.

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Ticket URL: <http://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/11195#comment:7>
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