mjda Well-known member Sep 8, 2021 #1 I'm not sure if this could be a bug, but I'm not able to add a custom class to the table row. Here's what I'm using, currently. Code: <xf:datarow class="dataList-row--current"> Adding a class works just find in <xf:cell> Any ideas on how I can accomplish this?
I'm not sure if this could be a bug, but I'm not able to add a custom class to the table row. Here's what I'm using, currently. Code: <xf:datarow class="dataList-row--current"> Adding a class works just find in <xf:cell> Any ideas on how I can accomplish this?
Solution Jeremy P Sep 9, 2021 I think one of these should do the trick. HTML: <xf:datarow rowtype="current"> HTML: <xf:datarow rowclass="dataList-row--current">
I think one of these should do the trick. HTML: <xf:datarow rowtype="current"> HTML: <xf:datarow rowclass="dataList-row--current">
Jeremy P XenForo developer Staff member Sep 9, 2021 #2 I think one of these should do the trick. HTML: <xf:datarow rowtype="current"> HTML: <xf:datarow rowclass="dataList-row--current"> Upvote 2 Downvote Solution
I think one of these should do the trick. HTML: <xf:datarow rowtype="current"> HTML: <xf:datarow rowclass="dataList-row--current">
mjda Well-known member Sep 9, 2021 #3 Jeremy P said: I think one of these should do the trick. HTML: <xf:datarow rowtype="current"> HTML: <xf:datarow rowclass="dataList-row--current"> Click to expand... I used the rowclass= and, of course, it worked perfectly. Thank you! Upvote 0 Downvote
Jeremy P said: I think one of these should do the trick. HTML: <xf:datarow rowtype="current"> HTML: <xf:datarow rowclass="dataList-row--current"> Click to expand... I used the rowclass= and, of course, it worked perfectly. Thank you!
