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Add either an attribute or a role (or both) to control table row shading (aka striping). Currently, this behavior is controlled by the theme, but it would be convenient to be able to control it per table as there are times when the table is not being used for data.
The proposed role name is "striped".
The proposed attribute name is stripe (stripe=even, stripe=odd, stripe=none, stripe=all). Since there are four distinct patterns, I think an attribute makes more sense. It also aligns nicely with frame and grid.
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- add stripe role to control table striping
- values are even (default), odd, all, none
- introduce keys to control striping
- table_body_background_color is "off" value; odd rows by default
- table_body_stripe_background_color is "on" value; even rows by default
Add either an attribute or a role (or both) to control table row shading (aka striping). Currently, this behavior is controlled by the theme, but it would be convenient to be able to control it per table as there are times when the table is not being used for data.
The proposed role name is "striped".
The proposed attribute name is stripe (stripe=even, stripe=odd, stripe=none, stripe=all). Since there are four distinct patterns, I think an attribute makes more sense. It also aligns nicely with frame and grid.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: