Alternating Rows
General
Make your tabular data nice and readable. Just add some colors to this script and - voila! - no hassle alternate row coloring. Your data stays pristine, your output is improved, and your markup barely changes.
| Name | Extension | Start date |
|---|---|---|
| Bloggs, Fred | 1353 | 08/18/2003 |
| Turvey, Kevin | 2342 | 02/05/1979 |
| Mbogo, Arnold | 2755 | 09/08/1998 |
| Shakespeare, Bill | 3211 | 12/11/1961 |
| Fitz, Marvin | 5554 | 05/22/1995 |
Notes
- Created by: Arc90, Inc.
- Web Site: http://arc90.com/
- Posted: September 7, 2007
Two way to style the rows:
In the style sheet:
To do this, in the <table> tag, add class="arc90_altrows-..." and a keyword as an attribute of your table tag, e.g.,
class="arc90_altrows-Brown"
Then, in your stylesheet, reference the created classes (note the number at the end of each classname):
.arc90_altrowsGreen0 { background-color: #D0997E; }
.arc90_altrowsGreen1 { background-color: #E5C6B7; }
.arc90_altrowsGreen2 { background-color: #F3E4DD; }
In the <table> tag:
Use either a THEMENAME or 2 or more COLORs separated by dashes
Theme: arc90_altrows-THEMENAME
Colors: arc90_altrows-COLOR1-COLOR2-COLOR3
e.g.,
<table class="arc90_altrows-C67952-F1DDD5"
Further details can be found on the author's Web site
Source Code
Paste this source code into the designated areas.
External file
Paste this code into an external JavaScript file named: arc90_altrows.js
CSS
Paste this code into your external CSS file or in the <style> section within the HEAD section of your HTML document.
Head
Paste this code into the HEAD section of your HTML document.
Body
Paste this code into the BODY section of your HTML document


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