• Resolved prokops

    (@prokops)


    Hi! In the free plugin, my rows have tr selectors “odd” or “even”. I need to be able to specify special css selectors for certain rows. Is this possible in the free or pro plugin?

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  • Plugin Support Support Ole

    (@trsupsys)

    Hi, @prokops

    Thank you for contacting us!

    If you are talking about an option, there is no such option. If it is possible to select certain rows with a selector, then of course.

    To do this, you need to learn a little about CSS selectors. Here is one example.

    #supsystic-table-4 tr:nth-child(even) {

    background-color: #f2f2f2

    }

    Best regards,

    Ole and Supsystic Team

    Thread Starter prokops

    (@prokops)

    Hi Ole

    I am trying to make general css rules targeting a css selectors. The tables are different so I cannot create even/odd rules as they are too imprecise. I would like to be able to specify css class for certain rows or target rows by the modifications made in editor.

    All the changes I try to make in the editor all target the td cells and not the tr container.

    Example: I have certain rows that have two columns and are merged. I would like them to have “merged” css class or some other class indicating that the rows are merged. In stead, the editor css makes the first cell colspan=2 and hides the other. The tr itself does not get any new css class. Same with background color, coloring a row does not actually color the tr. It colors the child td’s in the tr, so we can again not css target the tr.

    I could target the “height” of each tr if I could specify the height. But the editor only offers to pull the height with mouse without specifying what the final height is.

    In short, please consider allowing users to specify css class of rows, allow row changes in editor to reflect as css classes on the row and not the tds and properly classify the td rows with ids. That would be a great improvement to your nice plugin .)

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