Found an not so complicated way to implement own css-class to orderbylink.
After calling the constructor of the superclass I just removed the
standard-css Modifier and added my own implementation instead.
this.removeAll();
this.add(new HisOrderByLink.CssModifier(this, cssProvider));
And in my CSSModifier I implemented the Check i needed.
Unfortunately this was a false approach :D I won't need a class on the
OrderByLink but on the container holding the .th - I will investigate
further on this^^
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