[QUESTION] Possible to "undim" a specific table column ?
See original GitHub issueI’m coding a cli tool to visualize chess games results
I picked a Table
configured with row_styles=["dim", ""]
for the main layout, but would like the dim effect to not apply for the first column as I use unicode symbol to represent user side (black or white), having the white pawn becoming grey on every other row is an undesired behaviour.
It’s easy to “dim” a whole column by applying style="dim"
when calling add_colum
but is the reverse operation possible and setting a style that cancel the eventual dim of the rows for a specific column ?
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@wasi-master 's suggest is good. Alternatively you could do the zebra stripping yourself.
@Kraymer Well this works:
Probably not the best solution, but hey, if it works, it works.
You’ll need to import
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fromrich.text