Flexigrid - Lightweight but rich data grid

[eluser]paulopmx[/eluser]
[quote author="wardenik" date="1207798271"][quote author="paulopmx" date="1207796283"][quote author="wardenik" date="1207791929"]Hey,

That is cool that you do, but this is almost an inline style.
It should not require (it can't!) an inline width specification.
CSS is for that and you can set all styles you want in there and CSS is to ensure it is rendered in all browsers the same.[/quote]

After the grid is generated you will see that the width property is removed.[/quote]

Erm, indeed. but that is not the point
I mean, i don't want to generate styling inside a datamodel because it is not the way it should be done and is pretty pointless.
moreover, i can't see any reason for adapting the width automatically.
if the user does not like it, he has the CSS for it.[/quote]

Ehem. Styling is not the point also . It is for configuration purposes, putting configuration for plugins in attributes is done widely and more rampant in others. If you really don't want to use the attribute, then create a colModel, If you are really using Flexigrid for datamodel purposes. And no, creating colModel is not for the ajax purposes only, you can use it to construct your column headers.