Plugin Contributor
Kim L
(@kimmyx)
Hi @kebhin,
Do you have a public page where we can check this table?
Could you share your color schema as well (screenshot) so that we can test it out?
We’ll wait for your response. 🙏
Thread Starter
kebhin
(@kebhin)
Sorry no I haven’t made it public – partly because of this bug
However the screenshot from the Premium Style Manager in the link below should make it clear
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-Tkrh4biJA7Z3LrUcEwj9YElyRnoyy1p/view?usp=sharing
Plugin Contributor
Kim L
(@kimmyx)
Hi @kebhin,
Thanks for the screenshot!
I tested Premium Styling just now but the header color and odd row colors were applied correctly.
See here: https://share.zight.com/OAudXQ4z
The odd row color was also applied to the Search Builder but I’ll have to clarify with Peter if this was intended.
Could you try testing with a different theme and see if the issue persists?
I’ll wait for your response. 🙏
Thread Starter
kebhin
(@kebhin)
Thanks – its not a theme issue as it was working correctly with a previous version of wpda (5.2.5)
Does Peter know why the odd row colour applies to the Search Builder? It might provide a clue to why the issue sometimes exists for odd rows
Plugin Contributor
Kim L
(@kimmyx)
Hi @kebhin,
Thanks for the response.
Did you mean 5.5.25? If not, then it was a considerably older version of the plugin a lot has changed since then.
Nevertheless, the recent updates in WPDA mainly involve improvements and fixes for the App Builder and the legacy tools have been mostly untouched.
I’ve informed Peter about this and will let you know once I receive feedback.
We appreciate your patience as always. 🙏
Plugin Contributor
Kim L
(@kimmyx)
Hi @kebhin,
It looks like the Search Builder is taking the odd color setting because it has the same class as the rows and there wasn’t an initial color set for the buttons. It will always follow your site theme’s default select/button color unless overridden.
You may still use your predefined styles, but you have to target the Search Builder elements specifically using custom CSS.
You can find more information here: Manual styling | WP Data Access
Hope that helps!