Inherit the class attribute when generating the table header's column. #77
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Inherit the class attribute when generating the table header's column.
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This doesn't seem to be working for me. I'm seeing a literal "column.class" as part of the class. |
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Hi,
Was using ng-table and noticed that the td's class attribute are not getting read when generating the td's headers. For example:
< table ng-table.... >
< tr..>
< td >
< td class='visible-sm>
< /tr>
< /table>
If the visible-sm class contains "display: none", it will hide the column data.
I wanted to hide the column header too.
Hope you can do something like this, and bump a new bower version soon.. :)
Thanks!!