Classes and styles to reset label tables in the event of global table styles #188
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Can you create this pull from the dev branch? then I can automatically merge it. Or I can add it in when i get a chance. |
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Sorry about that, wasn't thinking how awkward that would be! This one should be good on pull request 191. Ben |
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Added classes to label tables when hour grid and minute grid are used. I've also added a style to reset the tables, which should help in eliminating any weird global table styling. Without the class, the nearest identifier for both labels is div.ui-timepicker-div>dl>dd>div>table, which is much slower for style parsers to process.
Let me know if you think this is useful or not.