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If a table has zebra-style rows declared by :odd or :even CSS selectors, scrolling will remove nodes from the top of the DOM tree one-by-one, making the previously odd rows even and vice versa.
It would be nice if we could specify to remove nodes in pairs, so odd-numbered rows would stay odd, and even-numbered rows would stay even, as the user scrolled.
Otherwise, a zebra stripe flashing occurs on scroll.
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If a table has zebra-style rows declared by :odd or :even CSS selectors, scrolling will remove nodes from the top of the DOM tree one-by-one, making the previously odd rows even and vice versa.
It would be nice if we could specify to remove nodes in pairs, so odd-numbered rows would stay odd, and even-numbered rows would stay even, as the user scrolled.
Otherwise, a zebra stripe flashing occurs on scroll.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: