Background color — only part of a row
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Is it possible to color only part of a row within Laytheme? I have 10 columns within my grid and would like to colour the first two columns in a row in a different colour. Do you have any idea how best to do this? Give the row a class and then? I haven't had any success yet.
Attached is a few test images to show what I actually want to achieve when scrolling. (The white fields are those two columns within a row that are given a different color and are not blue.)

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Is it possible to color only part of a row within Laytheme? I have 10 columns within my grid and would like to colour the first two columns in a row in a different colour. Do you have any idea how best to do this? Give the row a class and then? I haven't had any success yet.
Attached is a few test images to show what I actually want to achieve when scrolling. (The white fields are those two columns within a row that are given a different color and are not blue.)

@KW1
Maybe try to assign your main bg color for the whole gridder via the gui, then create an amount of horizontally aligned stacks for each row, just like a table. Assign each stack with different ids before writing sth like:#row3column1 { background-color: white; }This is just a guess, did not try it, but from logic perspective this should work...
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haha great ideas!
yea actually this is not so easy to do at the moment.

Um, but actually, how about you create a stack element? You can make it as big as you want, and just give it a background color. Then, put any content you want inside of it.
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