JSF - setting nowrap attribute in <h:column

[stefanomnn]

i want a result like this:

<tr>
<td nowrap="true">
ETC

how can i do? <h:column doesn't take any attribute!

Thnak you for any help

 

[Andrew Thompson]

i want a result like this:

I want the first letter of sentences to be Upper Case,
because it makes posts easier to read.

<tr>
<td nowrap="true"> ..
how can i do?

Use a stylesheet.

 

[mkrz]

i want a result like this:

<tr>
<td nowrap="true">
ETC

how can i do? <h:column doesn't take any attribute!

Thnak you for any help

CSS property "white-space: nowrap;" should work.

 

[stefanomnn]

Thank you for your reply!
but i need to apply css to columnContent?

eg.
<h:column>
<hutputText style=".."/>
</h:column>

should be it right?

sorry for non capitalized letter!
i'll be more carefull

 

[Andrew Thompson]

stefanomnn wrote:
..

but i need to apply css to columnContent?

*

According to this..
<http://java.sun.com/javaee/javaserverfaces/1.2/docs/tlddocs/h/outputText.html..either a style or styleClass should do it, but
they are used slightly differently. The style is
probably 'simpler' for the developer, but the
styleClass is more effiecient for pushing HTML
out to the client (less bytes required).

But, what happened when you tried it?

eg.
<h:column>
<hutputText style=".."/>
</h:column>

should be it right?

Using stefanonmm's suggestion, it would look like
this, I expect**.

<h:column>
<hutputText style="white-space: nowrap;"/>

sorry for non capitalized letter!
i'll be more carefull

* Odd you should say that, after putting no less than
4 sentences with no first capital letter! This is how
I would expect them to appear..

"But i need to apply css to columnContent?"
"Should be it right?"
"Sorry for non capitalized letter!"
"I'll be more carefull"

The last one also needs a full-stop '.' character,
but otherwise, it is a sentence. There are also
other parts of those sentences that should be caps.,
like the word 'I' (which is *always* capitalised), and
the acronym 'CSS'.

** I know more about HTML, than I know about
whatever Java tool or API is being used to
generate the HTML.

--
Andrew Thompson
http://www.athompson.info/andrew/

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[stefanomnn]

Hi Andrew,
i found solutin!
i use columnClasses attribute,
and in this class i can apply noWrap attribute...

Thanks!