I would like to apply a style to every row in a table except a specific row (could be the first, or could be one with a unique class or ID – doesn’t matter).
How do I do that?
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I would like to apply a style to every row in a table except a specific row (could be the first, or could be one with a unique class or ID – doesn’t matter).
How do I do that?
The easiest cross-browser way is to apply the style then override it, like this:
Since the one with the class, ID, etc is more specific, it’ll have the different styling…just put whatever properties you’re setting for all rows in that selector so it overrides/reverses the styling. The benefit of this approach is it doesn’t need any partially supported (CSS3) selectors, it already works in all browsers.