Individual Column alignment
shopno111 opened this issue · 3 comments
Expected Behavior
Can we use specific alignment ?, if yes, then how we can do that.
Suppose I want to do right align in right with header and data .
Hi @shopno111, you can use CSS to achieve what you want. Just add this snippet somewhere where your table is being rendered:
/* Targets the head `th` and the body `td` */
.rsdt th, .rsdt td {
/* You you only need the !important rule if you're overriding some other CSS */
text-align: right !important;
}
You can always use the .rsdt
selector to target this library's table.
as your way it will be all column, I want to do specific column only.
Example :
I have following columns
Name, Phone, Email, Date , Amount
Here Name, Phone, Email, Date will be Left Alignment & Amount will be Right Column
In your Headers, if we can do following way, it will be fetter
amount: {
text: "Amount",
sortable: true,
filterable: true,
headerClass: "rightAlign",
bodyClass: "rightAlign",
transform: (value, idx, row) => (
"$ "+value
)
}
headerClass = to styling table header part (th)
bodyClass = to styling table body cell like (td)
If we can use custom class in there it will be good
If you know the position of the columns, you can also target that using CSS and the nth-of-type selector. For example:
/* Align the 3rd column's content to the right */
.rsdt th:nth-of-type(3), .rsdt td:nth-of-type(3) {
text-align: right !important;
}
Though I understand the limitation. I'm considering adding a data attribute to the column (header and body rows) which you can then use to easily target using CSS:
/* Align the `amount` column's content to the right */
.rsdt th[data-column-name='amount'], .rsdt td[data-column-name='amount'] {
text-align: right !important;
}