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Venkitachalam
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Venkitachalam
asked on 20 Sep 2010, 02:04 PM
Hi,
As we have different background color for alternate rows in outlook theme, can we have it in Web20 theme?
Thanks & Regards,
Chandran
As we have different background color for alternate rows in outlook theme, can we have it in Web20 theme?
Thanks & Regards,
Chandran
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Hi Venkitachalam,
You can customize the background color per your requirements.
Atanas Korchev
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You can do so by using the following CSS rule:
You can customize the background color per your requirements.
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answered on 21 Sep 2010, 07:28 AM
Thanks Atanas, your solution is working perfectly.
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answered on 30 Jul 2012, 03:22 PM
hello,
I have two grids on my page, but i want to apply that only on one of them
How to apply this on specific grid with id ="MyGrid1"
i try this, it's not working
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I have two grids on my page, but i want to apply that only on one of them
How to apply this on specific grid with id ="MyGrid1"
i try this, it's not working
#MyGrid1 .t-grid > .t-alt
{
background: #FEEBB3;
}
Thanks
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Hi Moti,
The selector is wrong:
It assumes that an element with an ID of "MyGrid1" has a descendant with a CSS class of "t-grid" which is not the case, because the ID and the "t-grid" CSS class are applied to the same element.
I recommend you to get familiar with this good CSS tutorial at:
http://css.maxdesign.com.au/selectutorial/
Regards,
Dimo
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The selector is wrong:
#MyGrid1 .t-grid > .t-altIt assumes that an element with an ID of "MyGrid1" has a descendant with a CSS class of "t-grid" which is not the case, because the ID and the "t-grid" CSS class are applied to the same element.
I recommend you to get familiar with this good CSS tutorial at:
http://css.maxdesign.com.au/selectutorial/
Regards,
Dimo
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