Closed mminer closed 10 years ago
this is a good idea, but I think that there's no need to configure the class name if the class name conflicts with a class you already use, you can use a more specific selector in your css
That's true, any conflicts would be easy to avoid.
In a table I was sorting I wanted to highlight the sorted column — set the
<th>
to bold, apply a background colour to the<td>
s, and so forth. I added a class to each cell to achieve this. Ideally the class name would be configurable by passing an argument to$.bootstrapSortable
, but I'll start with this commit.