Hi Dwi.
i already try and read the tapestrytable.war
I just wanted to make sure you got it working.
Having a tutorial that is also a working Tapestry app is very useful.
(It would be great if there were more of these ...)
thnx for answering my question
Well, I didn't answer your question, but looking at the tutorial again,
it seems CSS isn't covered much. Only the class and rowsClass parameters
for the table component.
Look at the source for a Tapestry generated page with a table, and you'll
see that a table basically has this format:
<table class="MyClassParameter">
...
<tr class="MyRowsClassParameter">
<td class="MyColumnNameColumnValue">...</td>
...
The td class attributes are automatically generated from the names you give
to your columns. So to answer your question:
<table>
<tr>
<td width="200">
<td width="100">
<tr>
</table>
You need to define some CSS that sets widths using the class names for the
columns you have in your table, so in your .css file put e.g:
th.MyColumnNameColumnValue
{
width: 28px;
}
There are probably other ways to do it, and I'm no CSS whizz, but that works.
Cheers,
Nick.
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