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I think the intent of the updated styling was to highlight alternate rows, but it seems (see screengrab) that it's not being applied consistently or that the order loading results is not as expected when this styling is applied.
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So this works as expected if there are no filters selected. Perhaps something about the order of when the highlighting is being applied relative to the filters is causing this behavior.
So, the alternating backgrounds are achieved with CSS nth-child selectors. The styling appears to not update it's alternating appearance because elements are hidden (display:none) rather than removed. So, the CSS rules maintain.
So, one solution would be to purposely create .odd or .even CSS classes, assign them appropriately whenever the list is created/filtered.
I think the intent of the updated styling was to highlight alternate rows, but it seems (see screengrab) that it's not being applied consistently or that the order loading results is not as expected when this styling is applied.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: