It *appears* that in Scribble, the color of a table's borders (e.g.,
bottom-border) is fixed: e.g.,
<td style="border-bottom: 1px solid black;"><p>5</p></td>
generated from a program such as
@tabular[#:sep @hspace[2]
#:row-properties '(() () bottom-border ())
#:style (style "LongMult" null)
I haven't had any luck coming up with the right CSS incantation that would
let me override exactly that black and not change anything else.
Yes, I can tag these with a style, as above, which translates into a class
name. But because the black setting is most deeply nested, I can't seem to
change it at all. For instance,
.LongMult {
border-bottom: 1px solid red;
}
*adds* a new red bottom border for the whole table while leaving the
intermediate black one intact, while
.LongMult td {
border-bottom: 1px solid red;
}
adds a red bottom border to every row *except* the one that is black (since
the generated code presumably overrides the outer CSS). It feels like
perhaps this should have been a named and modifiable class in scribble.css
rather than a hard-coded constant?
(My central problem is I have a site that is in "dark mode", so the black
essentially disappears against the background. So the need to change this
color is a functional one, not just aesthetic.)
Any ideas? Thanks!
Shriram
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