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Hey @wyuenho! What's about this?

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This would be really handy for me too. We have a standard table style, and rather than copying all those styles to the backgrid css classes (and hoping there are no overlaps in naming since they have very generic class names) I'm trying to replace as many of the CSS classes as I can.

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It seems that @wyuenho is no longer with this stuff 😞

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wyuenho commented Mar 9, 2016

@AndrewEastwood I wasn't, and I am now :)

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Hey man! How have you manged to get extremely long vacation? LOL

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wyuenho commented Mar 9, 2016

It's called a priority change :)

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wyuenho commented Mar 9, 2016

This PR is a very nice addition, but probably not enough. It seems that people often just want to do slight customizations on the default HeaderCell and Cell instances. What do you think of providing something like this?

var columns: [{
  name: 'title',
  label: 'Title',
  headerCellOptions: {...}.
  cellOptions: {...}
}, {...}];

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agree

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I'll change it

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Hey @wyuenho, welcome back!

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frozenspider commented May 11, 2016

I'll love to have that as well, custom CSS class in cells would be nice without having to override a Cell class

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