BaseTable is designed to be the base component to build your own complex table component
The simplest way is overriding the default styles (assuming you are using scss)
// override default variables for BaseTable $table-prefix: AdvanceTable; $table-font-size: 13px; $table-padding-left: 15px; $table-padding-right: 15px; $column-padding: 7.5px; ... $show-frozen-rows-shadow: false; $show-frozen-columns-shadow: true; @import 'react-base-table/dist/esm/_BaseTable.scss'; .#{$table-prefix} { &:not(.#{$table-prefix}--show-left-shadow) { .#{$table-prefix}__table-frozen-left { box-shadow: none; } } &:not(.#{$table-prefix}--show-right-shadow) { .#{$table-prefix}__table-frozen-right { box-shadow: none; } } ... }
You can write your own styles from scratch or use CSS-in-JS solutions to achieve that
<BaseTable classPrefix="AdvanceTable" components={{ TableCell: AdvanceTableCell, TableHeaderCell: AdvanceTableHeaderCell, ExpandIcon: AdvanceExpandIcon, SortIndicator: AdvanceSortIndicator, }} ... />
There are a lot of highly flexible props like xxxRenderer and xxxProps for you to build your own table component, please check the api and examples for more details