I'm having trouble in correctly setting the background color of a row in a grid using sclass attribute. I need to change the background when a specific column value is changed from null to something or if, when the grid is created, this column has still a value different from null. So I don't need to change all the lines background, but only few of them.
This is the style I wrote:
<style>
.returned .z-row-cnt, .returned td.z-row-inner
{
background: none repeat scroll 0% 0% #D0C791;
}
.returned tr.z-row td.z-row-inner, .returned tr.z-row .z-cell {
background: none repeat scroll 0% 0% #D0C791;
}
.returned .z-row {
background-color: #D0C791;
}
.returned .z-label, .returned .z-button .z-button-cm {
color: #EFE9CE;
}
</style>
and this is the grid:
<grid span="true" model="@bind(vm.exitRequests)"
emptyMessage="Nessun mezzo/Nessuna richiesta trovati" height="100%" width="100%">
<columns sclass="myColumn">
<column width="18%;" label="Tipo Mezzo" />
<column width="18%;" label="Nome - Targa" />
<column width="18%;" label="Data Richiesta Uscita" />
<column sclass="myColumn" width="18%;" label="Data Richiesta Rientro"
sortDescending="@bind(vm.openRequestComparatorDesc)"
sortAscending="@bind(vm.openRequestComparatorAsc)" sortDirection="ascending"/>
<column width="10%;" />
<column width="8%;" />
<column width="9%;" />
</columns>
<rows>
<template name="model" var="request">
<row sclass="@load(vm.getMySclass(request))">
...
The view model method:
public String getMySclass(OpenRequest request){
if (request.getActivity() != null && request.getActivity().getCloseTime() != null) {
return "returned";
} else return "working";
}
With this style it only change the inner part of the cell, but the global
tr.z-row td.z-row-inner
win on my
.returned tr.z-row td.z-row-inner
that has no effect.
You're on the right track by putting the
sclasson therow, and using CSS selectors to specify the style of the 'inner' component.I believe the CSS selector you're looking for will be:
This selects all table row (
tr) tags with both thez-rowand thereturnedstyle class. The CSS selector your proposed at the end of your post was, instead, selecting all table row tags with thez-rowstyle class which are descendants of something with thereturnedstyle class.You can read more about this (useful) nuance of CSS selectors here:
http://css-tricks.com/multiple-class-id-selectors/