List Manager Forum

Hello,
you're right, may be confusing because old topics may refer to previous releases, sorry for that.
Please check this instructions instead:

- If you are using joomla 3.x, you should edit default.css file
- If you are using joomla 2.5, the file is default2.css

When you find /* */ blocks, all style inside is deprecated, so it has no use. In order to change the colors, first remove the white background for the table

(about line 304), delete background:#fff;

.lm_result tbody td ,tbody th {
padding: 5px 10px;
background: #fff; /*delete this line*/
color: #000;
white-space: nowrap;
}

and add the styles of odd-even rows at the end of the css, this way:

.lm_trwhite {
background-color:#ff0000;
height:25px;
}

.lm_trblack {
background-color:#ff00ff;
height:25px;
}


Column titles: you will find their style at the class:
(about line 287)

.lm_result th {
font: normal 1.5em/120% Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;

}

Hope this helps, regards

Hello,

Please try this. In file JOOMLA/modules/mod_listmanager/assets/js/listmanager.js

add in line 420 :

numreg++;


Code should be like this:

else
trdato=new Element('tr',{'class':'lm_trblack'});
numreg++;
for(var h=0; h

The above worked perfectly for getting the results in the front end to alternate colors for the entries!

Question, what files would need to be modified in order to get the exported pdf and excel files to do the same?

Hi,
great it worked. You can't style excel output as its built using plain csv. Regarding pdf, you will find the output built for pdf at the sources:

\joomla\components\com_listmanager\views\serverpages\tmpl\pdf.php
\joomla\components\com_listmanager\views\serverpages\tmpl\pdffiltered.php

but you will need to introduce some code to try to add any style, not sure which styles or clases will be supported by the pdf library, in case you want to take a look and try some changes, we suggest to check the official site

http://mpdf1.com/manual/index.php?tid=257


Hope this helps, regards