Highlight Rule

Hi there @sara2428 ,

Highlight places is a PRO feature of SportsPress. You can come in contact with our pre-sale support at?https://support.themeboy.com/ for more info.

Thanks,
Savvas

Thank you for the reply @savvasha

I actually own the Pro version on another account. I’m wondering how to apply that rule.

As @robjr14 mentioned at https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/highlight-rule-2/#post-17914849

You can use custom CSS to add this to your tables. I use the following code to add a light highlight to a specific table on a specific page but this can be changed to make it appear on ALL tables. Unless you want to make it appear on just a few specific pages. For that, you would simple add the post ID at the start of the code. Important to note that I use Alchemist theme therefore the actual code may be slightly different if you’re using another theme. But this is just to show that it is possible to do what you want via CSS.

.post-4118 .table-standings > tbody > tr:nth-child(1) {
background-color: #f9f9f9 !important;
}
.post-4118 .table-standings > tbody > tr:nth-child(2) {
background-color: #f9f9f9 !important;
}

@robjr14

Thanks,
Savvas

The thing is, the website is managed by unexperienced individuals (my client) that’s why I thought of creating a rule -more like a feature- for them. It would help them highlight the current tables and any tables they might have in the future without the need of a programmer.

Do you guys know how to create such feature? and is it possible to begin with?

@savvasha @robjr14

The proposed css code of @robjr14 is a good starting point to do what you want. But without a legend section. If you want a legend section then you need SportsPress Pro

Thanks,
Savvas