jjcfish

Hi Dylan, thanks for the reply! There is an email on this page that you can contact me via. https://haymarsh.com/contact-support/

Appreciate any help with getting this resolved.

targeting the tbody does not fix it for me.

I just made another duplicate of my site and deployed it on my local server and the template works perfectly fine on my local machine. I just don’t understand what is messing things up on my live site. The server environment wouldn’t have anything to do with it, would it? But then again, that css works just fine on my live site when I don’t add the third column. It is very puzzling. What could possibly be the difference in the way it interprets the css between my local site and my live site?

• This reply was modified 8 years, 10 months ago by jjcfish.
• This reply was modified 8 years, 10 months ago by jjcfish.

I think I found my culprit. You are correct in that the shading works on the default Simple template for the packing slip. However, I noticed that the shading does not work on the Simple template for the invoice.

I manage a site on which everything is free, so the price column on the table was not necessary for me. So in replacement of the price column on my custom template I added an “Amount Shipped” cloumn that is left blank and filled in with a pen at order packing. (this site ships what they can, they don’t always ship the full quantities of the order). Adding the “Amount Shipped” column worked great on the old version, but now when I add it to the new version the shading stops working.

Below is what the cloumns used to look like. (What I want mine to look like with the new version.)

http://imgur.com/MPhPFmd

My temporary solution was to remove the column from the table but keep the column header title. Below is a pic of my temporary solution.

http://imgur.com/ImmTunb

It seems to me that that css does not work to shade every other row when there are three columns on the table. Do you have any clue why?

• This reply was modified 8 years, 10 months ago by jjcfish.