I think there are two cases:
1. Improve the look of all tables generated by DefaultDataTable
This can be done by adding id and class attributes to <th> and <td>
2. Tune the appearence of a special table.
This can still be done by surrounding the table with a <span> tag
having an id. E.g.
HTML:
<span id="mySpecialTable" wicket:id="table">Here goes the
table</span>
Css:
#mySpecialTable ... {
}
Wicket will never be able to serve any of the designers needs out of the
box. If I need a speical DataTable, I can modify the existing one. And
in this case, it would be nice to have a method to override that
controls header generation and not to write a header for my own.
Stefan Lindner
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