I created this ticket a month ago (private) but no one from the support team has bothered to respond. So, I've created this new ticket and made it public hoping someone will at least respond to it.
There's no built-in option to have the text color change for a row or cell using conditional formatting. I've seen and read tutorials for using custom CSS code, but that doesn't seem to be working for me. Here's a page I'm working with:
For the first column ("Vehicle") I want the entire row to be blue text (#0F3EF4) if the cell contains "208 GT4". I'm really not comfortable with CSS and even though I've set it up like tutorials suggest, nothing is happening. I even tried it with just formatting the cell (not the row), but no luck there either. See attached screen shot.
Changing the text color via conditional formatting is very basic spreadsheet functionality, I feel like that should be a built-in option without the need to use custom CSS code. Am I missing something? Does anyone know how I can get this to work?
I tested this and it worked fine for me (I only used "ONLY" instead of "208" but that shouldn't make a difference):
The only different thing I did is I used this CSS:
.blue-text {
color: #0000CD !important;
}
Can you try that and let me know if it works?
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Sadly, that's not working. I double checked the rule and changed the CSS to exactly what you have, but nothing changes for me. I thought, perhaps, my Colibri theme was getting in the way (it's been known to do that - and you'll see that in my other ticket), but even when I disabled the Colibri extensions, the conditional formatting still didn't work.
That being said, in all honesty the data in these tables won't change, it's pretty much static. So, I wouldn't mind manually changing the text color for EACH INDIVIDUAL ROW that needs it, but I can only find a way to change ALL the rows, not individual rows.
I've created a temp admin for you, login credentials in my next message (private).
I created this ticket a month ago (private) but no one from the support team has bothered to respond. So, I've created this new ticket and made it public hoping someone will at least respond to it.
There's no built-in option to have the text color change for a row or cell using conditional formatting. I've seen and read tutorials for using custom CSS code, but that doesn't seem to be working for me. Here's a page I'm working with:
https://308gt4.com/1975-chassis/
For the first column ("Vehicle") I want the entire row to be blue text (#0F3EF4) if the cell contains "208 GT4". I'm really not comfortable with CSS and even though I've set it up like tutorials suggest, nothing is happening. I even tried it with just formatting the cell (not the row), but no luck there either. See attached screen shot.
Changing the text color via conditional formatting is very basic spreadsheet functionality, I feel like that should be a built-in option without the need to use custom CSS code. Am I missing something? Does anyone know how I can get this to work?
Attached files: setup.png
Hi again Chris.
I tested this and it worked fine for me (I only used "ONLY" instead of "208" but that shouldn't make a difference):
The only different thing I did is I used this CSS:
.blue-text { color: #0000CD !important; }Can you try that and let me know if it works?
If not, please provide me a temporary WP-admin (administrator) user for your site where this happens, so we can log in and take a look ‘from the inside’ as that’s the most efficient way to see and resolve the issue.
We do not interfere with any data or anything else except for the plugin (in case that’s a production version of the site), and of course, we do not provide login data to third parties.
You can write credentials here just check PRIVATE Reply so nobody can see them except us.
Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
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Hi Alexsander…
Sadly, that's not working. I double checked the rule and changed the CSS to exactly what you have, but nothing changes for me. I thought, perhaps, my Colibri theme was getting in the way (it's been known to do that - and you'll see that in my other ticket), but even when I disabled the Colibri extensions, the conditional formatting still didn't work.
That being said, in all honesty the data in these tables won't change, it's pretty much static. So, I wouldn't mind manually changing the text color for EACH INDIVIDUAL ROW that needs it, but I can only find a way to change ALL the rows, not individual rows.
I've created a temp admin for you, login credentials in my next message (private).