React virtual CSS styles are split into their own, separately loaded stylesheet in order to simplify universal/isomorphic usage while also enabling styles to be customized. This stylesheet should be imported somewhere (usually during bootstrapping) like so:
import 'react-virtualized/styles.css';
You can also customize component styles.
Fork the react-virtualized styles.css
file and load your own, totally custom styles.
Load an additional, external CSS file that defines global classes (eg. FlexTable
, FlexTable__row
) to append to default inline styles.
Learn more about which class names a component supports in the API docs.
If you are using CSS modules you can specify custom class names to be appended to a component instance (eg. FlexTable
supports className
, headerClassName
, and rowClassName
properties).
Learn more about which class names are supported in the API docs.