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my table have 2 color
odd row = blue
even row = green
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Oh yes, and for the odd/even styling:
Define the odd-row and even-row classes in your CSS:
#mytable .odd-row{
background-color: blue;
}
#mytable .even-row{
background-color: green;
}
After changing the table structure as shown in the above post, update the classes (You can't use the :odd and :even selectors in CSS because they're only in CSS3, but you can use them in jQuery.):
Yes, you can use that method. Try the code from the following snippet. Put it in the javascript tag.
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by: RQuadlingPosted on 2009-08-21 at 13:35:17ID: 25155578
I don't know jQuery speicifically, but my experience using Prototype was to have to class the rows <tr>, so that after each insert/delete, the CSS could apply appropriate styling for
tr.odd td
and
tr.even td
etc.