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John Fligg

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CSS Properties clarification
« on: March 24, 2012, 04:46:37 AM »
I have just started to play with CSS properties. I have started using the CSS tab on the template.

Presumably I can make the color change conditional by using a local variable. But is there a way to apply that property to the entire row instaed of the individual cell?

I am trying to create something like a greenbar effect but ultimately want to color an entire row conditionally.

Also I just came across an issue. I set a  loc:color variable to set the color conditionally which works just fine. But if I do not want to set any colors and loc:color='' then the color is black. OK I can set that to white of course but is there another way to turn this conditional coloring off? What I mean is that the highlight bar is gray. If I set the background color to white when no color is required, does this affect the highlight bar? I dount it will. But thought I would check all the same.

Thanks

John
« Last Edit: March 24, 2012, 05:01:23 AM by John Fligg »