In your column (or columns) tag simply specify a style to align the text
contained in that column. We use something like this in our <t:columns>
tag:
style="text-align:#{dataTableBean.alignment};"
Where getAlignment() in the backing bean returns "left", "right" or
"center" depending on the current column.
If you are using a <t:column> tag then you can explicity set the style
like this:
style="text-align:RIGHT;"
>
> I have 1 row of 10 fields, with respective column headers, which I need to
> display in a two-row table. Some fields are strings and some are numbers
> and dates. Applying typical justification rules, I need to right justify
> dates and numbers and left justify the Strings. I have come to the
> conclusion that I can't use <h:dataTable>. The question is, how do I get
> the ability to specify justification without the use of <h:dataTable>?
>
> It may be my ignorance but I'm finding JSF view rendering unecessarily
> restrictive, when something like this should be allowed (or at least
> configurable). HTML nested in <f:verbatim> doesn't seem to render
> properly
> when there are JSF tags (<h:outputText/>) nested within.
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