The template editor hides all parts of your stylesheet that aren't needed for your current selection of switches. .oddrow should be there for any selection of switches though. Checked and it appears in the template editor in the default setup, and there are no switches which turn it off, so it must be a formatting issue causing it to be grouped with whatever is above it. Do you have no newline before it or something like that?
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Posted Apr 01, 2012 - 7:56 AM:
Sorry I posted this same topic over on the WSN form board for some reason.
The CSS file editable it the template editor does not match the actual CSS file.
For example, although the below css is in my CSS file, it is not there if I load the CSS file in the template editor.
.oddrow, .oddrow td
{
/* For tables where rows need to stand out, the odd numbered ones.*/
background-color: #ECEFF4;
font-size: 14px;
padding: 4px;
}
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The template editor hides all parts of your stylesheet that aren't needed for your current selection of switches. .oddrow should be there for any selection of switches though. Checked and it appears in the template editor in the default setup, and there are no switches which turn it off, so it must be a formatting issue causing it to be grouped with whatever is above it. Do you have no newline before it or something like that?