Hi justin,
On 25 Sep., 23:09, "Justin Perkins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> That is happening because the background color of the row is set with
> inline CSS to be the original background color when the highlight
> effect is complete. Inline CSS always has priority over CSS in the
> stylesheet. Maybe you can try using the !important declaration to
> override it?
I had thought of that, unfortunately the !important declaration does
not have any effect.
I tried to "manually" remove the background style from the element by
changing the script to
<script type="text/javascript">
new Effect.Highlight('itemHighlight');
$('itemHighlight').setStyle({background-color:;});
</script>
but then the highlight effect is suppressed. So my next thought was to
delay the clear of that style just as long so the effect has
terminated already with:
<script type="text/javascript">
new Effect.Highlight('itemHighlight');
setTimeout("$('itemHighlight').setStyle({background-color:;})",
3000);
</script>
But no luck either :-(
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