Diagonal Background Visible

Diagonal Background Visible

pdugaspdugas Posts: 13Questions: 4Answers: 2
edited June 2017 in Free community support

http://live.datatables.net/hukotola/1/edit

The list of script/style tags is from the Download Builder. I'm getting the diagonal-lines background for alternate rows at the start in that setup. If I add table-striped to the <table> tag's class attribute, I get proper row backgrounds but when I narrow the table, the responsive logic adds the row details controls and when I click one, I'm back to getting the diagonal-stripe background in some rows.

Odd...

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  • allanallan Posts: 61,805Questions: 1Answers: 10,119 Site admin
    edited June 2017

    Looks like a problem with the Bootstrap integration. Bootstrap uses

    .table-striped>tbody>tr:nth-of-type(odd) {
      ...
    }
    

    to style the striped rows.

    Without table-striped Scroller uses:

    div.DTS tbody tr.even {
        background-color: white;
    }
    

    It looks like the correct thing to do is to drop that .even selector: http://live.datatables.net/hukotola/3/edit .

    What do you think?

    Allan

  • pdugaspdugas Posts: 13Questions: 4Answers: 2

    The :hover state brings the diagonals back when details are expanded still. Remove the table-striped and similar issues still happen.

  • allanallan Posts: 61,805Questions: 1Answers: 10,119 Site admin

    Good point. I'll look into that when I commit the change. It will just be a :hover pseudo class that is needed.

    Allan

  • pdugaspdugas Posts: 13Questions: 4Answers: 2

    I find that I can get the diagonals to appear to the right some times when resizing the container the table is within. See attached image.

  • pdugaspdugas Posts: 13Questions: 4Answers: 2

    Here's the same with the cursor hovering over an expanded row.

  • pdugaspdugas Posts: 13Questions: 4Answers: 2

    I'd also add that I disagree with the expanded child row being colored as a next row rather than as the parent above it. If the parent is .even, I would expect the child to be .even as well. Not sure that's something that can be fixed easily though given that the child appears to be added as an actual <tr/> in the current implementation.

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