You'll notice in CellTable there are some inner classes. One of those
classes is Style and the other is Resources.
Style is the class that has the styles which are used, Resources maps that
class to its css value.
Inside Style you'll notice two methods called cellTableEvenRow and
cellTableOddRow. Those are the two classes you're going to care about.
If you want completely different styles, you can implement your own style
sheet (just copy the Style.css from com.google.gwt.cellview.client package
and change the values inside the classes). Or if you just want to override
the alternating views you can do something like.
public interface MyResources extends CellTable.Resources{
@Source({CellTable.Style.DEFAULT_CSS, "MyCssFile.css"})
CellTable.Style getStyle();
}
and in MyCssFile.css just implement .cellTableEvenRow and cellTableOddRow.
Then make sure to pass in MyResources into the constructor of the CellTable
and you should have the styles you're looking for.
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