How to format table head cell individually (cells with labels)?
See original GitHub issueHey everyone,
Using mui-datatables
2.0.0-beta.59
and I’m wondering: is there a way to format the table head cells individually (the label cells)?
Use case: I want to left-align the content of certain columns and right-align others. I can do that because I can display JSX in the table cells. But then the column title is out of alignment with the content.
I can only specify column labels as text. If I use JSX as a label, the app crashes if I click on the table head cell (might have to do something with the sorting arrow being added at that time).
Any solution? Thanks!
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@dandrei Thanks. I really need this.
Turns out it was really easy to do: