Side-by-side – shading odd columns

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    • #11963
      Michal Riha
      Participant

      Hi Alexander,
      is it possible easily (not field css) shade odd colums?
      Thanks
      Michal

    • #11987
      Michal Riha
      Participant

      Solved:
      .sbs_tdIndex_2 input, .sbs_tdIndex_4 input, .sbs_tdIndex_6 input, .sbs_tdIndex_8 input { background-color:#fbe4e5 !important; }

      Michal

    • #11991
      Alexander Bautz
      Keymaster

      I’m glad you figured it out.

      Alexander

    • #12265
      Michal Riha
      Participant

      Hi Alexander,

      is there any simple way how to do it in display form?
      I consider that there is only one possibility – use field CSS (for each individual field)…

      The aim is to show display form in the same visual style as edit form = like “form” – values are in a frame (like in screenshot attached).

      Michal

    • #12285
      Alexander Bautz
      Keymaster

      Hi,
      You can try something like this in the custom css:

      .sbs_Field .dffs_tdWrap{
          border:1px red solid;
          padding:3px;
      }

      You must obviously change the color and other style, but you get the picture.

      Alexander

    • #12348
      Michal Riha
      Participant

      Hi Alexander,

      thanks, it works (for every “table” cell) I suppose that shade odd colums must be done via Field CSS..

      Michal

    • #12391
      Alexander Bautz
      Keymaster

      Sorry for the delay – you can use this CSS to shade odd columns in a side-by-side setup:

      tr.sbs_OuterTR:nth-child(odd){
          background-color:red;
      }

      Alexander

    • #12745
      Michal Riha
      Participant

      Hi, it is not working for me in displayform.

      Michal

    • #12779
      Alexander Bautz
      Keymaster

      Sorry, my bad – the nth-child selector will not work in IE 8.

      Try this in the custom js – call the function “colorOddRows” in a rule with trigger “selected tab index” = the tab where you use the SBS.

      function colorOddRows(){
      $("tr.sbs_OuterTR:odd").css({"background-color":"red"});
      }

      Alexander

    • #13826
      Michal Riha
      Participant

      Thanks Alexander,

      works nice.

      Michal

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