Can I display the different color of a row in a datagrid?

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Can I display the different color in different row on the datagrid or different color of character in the different row of datagrid?
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(In addition to Ronald's answer)

On a DataGrid row the following classes are available:

  • mendixDataGrid_tableRow
  • mendixDataGrid_tableRowEven
  • mendixDataGrid_tableRowOdd
  • mendixDataGrid_tableRowFirst
  • mendixDataGrid_tableRowLast
  • mendixDataGrid_tableRowHover
  • mendixDataGrid_tableRowSelected
  • mendixDataGrid_tableRowFocused (as of 3.0)

On a DataGrid column the following classes are available:

  • mendixDataGrid_tableData
  • mendixDataGrid_tableDataFirst
  • mendixDataGrid_tableDataLast

In addition, it is also possible to make the style depend on the attribute type of the column:

  • mendixDataGrid_tableData[String|Boolean|Currency|Date|Enum|EnumIcon|Float|Integer|Long]

Besides these classes, you can also style rows or columns based on their position in the DataGrid. For instance to give the 2nd column (with index 1) a blue text color:

.customGrid td[column="1"] {
    color: blue;
}

Or, to give the 3rd row (with index 2) a red background-color:

.customGrid td[row="2"] {
    background-color: red;
}

To let the styling depend on the attribute shown in a DataGrid column, you could use the key attribute in your css selector:

.customGrid td[key="attributePath"] {
    font-weight: bold;
}

Tools like the Developer Tools in Chrome and Firebug in Firefox can be used to inspect which classes a particular column or row has.

Bear in mind that these CSS selectors might not work in older versions of Internet Explorer. See this CSS Reference for more information on that.

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You can with css adjust the color:

.tundra .mendixDataGrid_tableRowEven {
background-color: #F3F3F3;

}

.tundra .mendixDataGrid_tableRowSelected .mendixDataGrid_tableData {
background: #EAF86D;

}

.tundra .mendixDataGrid_tableRowFocused .mendixDataGrid_tableData {
border-style: solid;
border-color: #999;

}

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