Well, setting the display to block works for having the span take up the
whole cell if I specify width and height, but it still has the same
problem that you can't vertically align block level elements. It puts
me right back where I was when I was wrapping the cell contents in a div.
Thanks f
uhmm... you are right ;)
I obviously did that due to some other reason, basically cause I had to
call a method and provide the username as a parameter, and this is not
possible with the JSF EL.
as for the style: use display:block;
in your style description.
regards,
Martin
On 7/29/05, Richa
I'm curious tho what this actually outputs. It seems your just setting
the styleClass on the element which you can do with
. The problem I have
with that is that it uses a to set the style class and you can't
tell a span to take up 100% of the cell. You can tell it to up all the
width, bu
I found a solution deep in my magic box ;)
put a value-binding attribute on the outputTexts in your dataTable, just like this:
in eventsList.specializedOutputText,
create a new Instance of SpecializedOutputText and return this.
class SpecializedOutputText should look like the following:
publ
hi, i know this is proably not a solution if richard manages to finish
the component, but is all ropes tear you could allways do it in plain
old javaScript in an onLoad function.
it would probably be the fastest, but if you have time, i would wait for
the component to do the work for you ;)
gr
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