Handsontable utilizes the HTML table structure so customization is based either on referencing to the already existing elements, such as TR/TD, or by applying your own CSS classes to HTML elements.
A cell can be formatted either using a CSS class or with a style applied directly to the DOM element.
In this example, we add a custom class custom-cell to the cell in the top left corner and add a custom-table CSS class that highlights the table headers.
const container = document.querySelector('#example1');const hot =newHandsontable(container,{data: Handsontable.helper.createSpreadsheetData(5,5),rowHeaders:true,colHeaders:true,stretchH:'all',className:'custom-table',cell:[{row:0,col:0,className:'custom-cell',},],height:'auto',licenseKey:'non-commercial-and-evaluation',});
To enable the custom borders feature, set the customBorders option. This can either be set as true or initialized as an array with a pre-defined setup.
To initialize Handsontable with predefined custom borders, provide the cell coordinates and border styles in form of an array: