Posted by Edwin van der Vaart on 04/05/07 21:14

Usenet wrote:
>> when i use the css tr.odd attribute, nothing happens, odd rows are
>> still white (Firefox 2 and IE 6)!!!!
>
> Because what you've written defines a row class "odd", but you
> haven't *used* it anywhere.
>
> With what you've done you need to use
>
> <tr class="odd">{Row Cells}</tr>
>
>
> It works when you specify it as tr {background: #000} because this
> sets up a styles for all table rows.
>
> Might do to have another look at the specs about classes...
Something like [http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/selector.html]
or [http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS1#class-as-selector]
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