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Hi Juggledad et al...
Is it possible to turn off the Atahualpa Table formatting -just for ONE table ? If I add a .style to the CSS Inserts area, how do I turn off the alternate color setting (Zebra row TD style) ?
Kind regards, Joan
when you code your table, give it a unique ID and then style it using that ID as the high level in the selector.
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Jul 12, 2010, 07:31 AM
joan
50 posts · Sep 2009
Brisbane, Qld, Aust
Thank you very much JuggleDad but still getting the zebra highlighting. I can't seem to see where it's coming from, as I have done the following:
In CSS Inserts area:
#homeTable {background-color: white;}
In the HTML code of the page:
<table id="homeTable" width="440" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" style="margin:0px;">
In Style TABLES area I've set Zebra background to "background: #f4ffe6;" which is what I want for the other tables, but when I "inspect element" on the table I can't see the #f4ffe6 anywhere... Not quite sure if I have made the ID a "high level in the selector" as you suggest.
Any thoughts greatly appreciated. Kind regards, Joan.
You need to set the color on the table CELLS, use this
HTML Code:
#homeTable tr td {background-color: white;}
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Jul 13, 2010, 10:03 AM
joan
50 posts · Sep 2009
Brisbane, Qld, Aust
Thanks Juggledad - you're a legend. Can you mark this one 'closed/solved' (can't seem to find it myself) -Kind regards, Joan