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I'm getting this trace:

react.development.js?1b7e:220 Warning: Failed prop type: Table: prop type `isThemeDisabled` is invalid; it must be a function, usually from the `prop-types` package, but received `undefined`.This often happens because of typos such as `PropTypes.function` instead of `PropTypes.func`.

My component looks like so:

...
    return (
        <Table
            columns={columns}
            data={rows}
            hasSearchBar
            onChangeItemsPerPage={function noRefCheck() { }}
            variant="filled"
            isThemeDisabled={true}
        //      itemsPerPage={itemsPerPage}
        //    itemsPerPageOptions={[
        //      5,
        //      10,
        //      25,
        //      50,
        //      100
        //    ]}
        />
    )

The table works fine nonetheless but it would be nice if the warning didn't appear. Is there something I gotta do to make it go away?

I read the pointers on the readme about adding custom theming. But all it says is to use the useTable. I don't really know what I'm supposed to do based on that.

I did look at the source code linked in that section too, but didn't gather anything useful out of it for me.

Could you outline the steps to take so you could override the styling and, e.g., change the filling color to your liking or maybe even supply a theme.

If it was possible to somehow deactivate the styling in total this would solve this issue really well, as I already have custom styling in place for tables and I would imagine a lot of other users have a similar setup.

Again though, awesome stuff! This lib really hits the balance between having a simple API and offering enough extra stuff like the global search (which I ♥)

Is it possible to set text alignment by column? e.g., col 1 is aligned to the center, the rest is not.

I tried having a row like this some text <br /> some more text which is a common way for marking up a list of items inside a table.
However, reactable seems to not parse HTML content as such when put in the rows.

Is there a workaround in the meantime?