I've never used the css styling attributes, but it makes sense to me that a column style would either replace or add to a table style specification.
Perhaps you could open a Jira issue and submit a patch providing this functionality? On 4/18/06, Matt Hughes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > If you have a dataTable as such: > > <t:dataTable > columnClasses="colClassOne, colClassTwo, colClassThree" > value=".." > > > <t:column styleClass="editMode"></t:column> > <t:column styleClass="viewMode"><t:column> > </t:dataTable> > > > The rendered HTML only has the style classes specified in the > columnClasses attribute. Is this the desired effect? I was not able to > find any documentation specifying what was supposed to happen if you had > both of them. I believe that the styleClass attribute on the t:column > element should be *added* not ignored. So the resulting HTML *should* > IMHO look like this. > > <table> > <tr> > <td class="colClassOne editMode"></td> > <td class="colClassTwo viewMode"></td> > <td class="colClassThree"></td> > </tr> > </table> > > Instead of: > > <table> > <tr> > <td class="colClassOne"></td> > <td class="colClassTwo"></td> > <td class="colClassThree"></td> > </tr> > </table> >
