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First, I like the pricing table. I think it’s great. And while I don’t think we should turn it into Excel, it really does need a little more flexibility. Let’s start with column colors. A lot of people are asking about this and I know people are getting this to work cause I see it on their websites, but I can’t figure out how. I’m not lazy. I found threads by Ismael and Yigit (https://kriesi.at/support/topic/change-color-of-the-header-and-pricing-row-in-a-pricing-table/) providing solutions but I can’t get their solutions to work although I get the gist of what they are talking about.
In the case of Yigit’s solution, I got the row formatting to work but not the text formatting. And when I pasted the column formatting css into quick CSS I got nothing at all:
.avia-highlight-col li.avia-heading-row,.avia-highlight-col li.avia-heading-row .pricing-extra, .avia-highlight-col li.avia-pricing-row { background-color: blue!important; color: #ffffff; border-color: blue!important; }
I would have responded to that thread but it’s closed to new replies.
Could we take this one nice and slow guys with some handholding? Again, I don’t want PTs to become Excel, but how do you do some basic things like, e.g., in a three column table change the background color and text color of cells A1, B1, A2, B2, A3, B3. Let’s start with something simple that.
Thanks in advance.
Hi Frank!
I probably won’t ever do a video for something like this since it isn’t really something support technically covers. Customizing individual elements via css is going outside of the theme options and isn’t really a theme feature or something to be highlighted.
More and more we will be pointing customization requests to freelancing sites like Envato Studio, Codeable and the like since the individual customization should be done in that way.
General css customization is always a great idea and through a child theme or the Quick CSS is the best way *to* customize your site individually. The support forums would never be sustainable running as a customization service however.
Using the css above gives you a way to force a specific color change on the overall styling of the pricing table which the theme would normally create automatically based on the styling choices. So you get something like this with the above values:
Regards,
DevinAnd here I thought you Enfold guys were born again hard. You mean you guys get to have a life? ;-)
Just kidding. Yeah I guess that makes sense.But seriously, I don’t get it. Even when I put it in the inspector just like you have done, it still doesn’t work. I think I’ll just have to move on.
Frank
Do you have one of the columns hightlighted? Its only set to actually effect that one column, the highlight class in this case.
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