ListGrid Cell Text Value Custom Style

[paatal]

Hello team,

How is it possible to make cell value (I mean text into cell) custom style ?
For better explanation I have some screenshots here .

I have ListGrid with filtering. I've found example here:
filter example

filtering works fine (Please see screenshot Screenshot-N1).

But I want to make filtered text highlight or make text color red or bold or simething like that.
I want it because the cell value text is little bit large as shown in screenshots.

my filter text value is : "პუგაჩოვა", I want to set style for this word. For example, please see Screenshot-N2.

Of course I know I can set style for entire cell value by getCellCSSText method overriding :

listGrid = new ListGrid() {
	protected String getCellCSSText(ListGridRecord record, int rowNum,
			int colNum) {
		ListGridRecord countryRecord = (ListGridRecord) record;
		if (countryRecord != null) {
			Integer note_crit = countryRecord
					.getAttributeAsInt("note_crit");
			if (note_crit != null && note_crit.equals(-1)
					&& colNum == 8) {
				return "color:red;";
			}
		}

		if (colNum == 1) {
			return "color:red;";
		} else if (colNum == 4) {
			return "color:green;";
		} else if (colNum == 7) {
			return "color:green;";
		} else {
			return super.getCellCSSText(record, rowNum, colNum);
		}
	};
};

I don't want it , I want style for concrete word , which I enter into filter.

Is it possible ?


My Env :
1. SGWTEE 2.5 (Evaluation) - build Date - 2011-09-11
2. GWT 2.3.0
3. Firefox 5.
4. OpenSuse 11.4
5. jdk1.6.0_26
6. Oracle DB 11g
7. Eclipse Indigo (With GWT Plugin.)


________________________________
Regards,
Paata Lominadze

[paatal]

Is it possible ?
or am I on wrong way ?


_____________________________
Regards,
Paata Lominadze

[kavyabellary]

use setCellStyle or

Use setcell formatter for particular list grid.....
new CellFormatter() {  
            public String format(Object value, ListGridRecord record, int rowNum,int colNum) {  
                if(value.toString.equals("-")){
                         return "<font color = 'red'>+value+"</font>";
                   }
            }  
        });