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Sounds reasonable. (and yeah, I had to try it before replying ;-) )
One thing I've been fighting with in this regard is the header class.
I think as it was, it worked for 80-90% of the people, but it was too
hard for the remaining 10-20%. Now that I've been looking at the whole
structure under different conditions, I think it's 100% too hard for
100% of the people who deal with CSS and localization due to the way the
header's class is named. I'm not done with this, but what I'm looking at
now is a completely different issue that will hopefully get us back to
easier for everyone in all (read: most) situations.
Jesse Kuhnert wrote:
> Yeah, MindBridge and I tried doing that a while back....The only blocker for
> not being able to do it in pure css was that there was a requirement that
> some people can't have the <th> text break up onto multiple lines.
>
> If the css limitation still prevents this, I'm sure a little js could
> satisfy this requirement, though I'm thinking more and more that this is a
> very odd requirement, and that since (I'm boldly guessing here) probably 80%
> of the use cases don't have enough text in their th's to warrent worrying
> about line breaks (esp since you can control the min width of each th
> individually) it doesn't seem fair to make 80-90% of people work aronud what
> is only a 10% use case.
>
> Or am I wrong?
>
> On 3/8/06, Brian K. Wallace <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Right now the column text and image are in separate table cells. What I
> changed made the ability to align (and in fact style completely) in the
> CSS more clean. I'm still looking into being able to strip that second
> table data out so there's only 1 with either text or text and image in
> it to keep the two (if the column's sorted) closer together.
>
> Anyone see any issues with that approach off the top of their head?
>
> Jesse Kuhnert wrote:
>>>> There is now thanks to Brian K. Wallace. If you do a checkout of the
>>>> 4.0branch you will find that there are no manual style specs set on
>>>> the table
>>>> header anymore. Instead they are defined as css classes. (there is one
>>>> inline <style></style> tag but that can't really be helped..at least in
> the
>>>> interest of not breaking anything..)
>>>>
>>>> The docs have been updated for the table component as well, so if you
> feel
>>>> like building tapestry you'll get to see it.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> On 3/8/06, Ryan Holmes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>>>> width:100% doesn't really work with sortable columns because the arrow
>>>>> image gets pushed to the far right of the header (depending on your
>>>>> particular layout and content). Unfortunately, I'm back to the hack I
>>>>> posted earlier. I think "float: left" works in IE and "margin-left:
> 0px"
>>>>> in Firefox:
>>>>>
>>>>> table.myTableClass th table {
>>>>> margin-left: 0px;
>>>>> float: left;
>>>>> }
>>>>>
>>>>> It would be nice if there was a cleaner way to do this...
>>>>> -Ryan
>>
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