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    • CWoodman
      CWoodman last edited by

      Doesn’t help

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      • beets
        beets @CWoodman last edited by

        @cwoodman Does it work if you remove the scoped modifier on the style tag? You probably do want it to be scoped, but that’s what I would check first. Otherwise, check in inspect element and see if that rule is being applied, but overwritten by something else.

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        • CWoodman
          CWoodman last edited by

          Yes, removing ‘scoped’ lets it show. But I need it to be scoped.
          I have a global style in app.styl: .q-table__top, thead tr:first-child th
          This overrides the scoped style. If I comment that out in app.styl, there doesn’t seem to be any style applied unless I remove scoped from the local one.
          Is this title-class prop supposed to work?

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          • beets
            beets @CWoodman last edited by

            @cwoodman By default with scoped styles, you can’t target a child component’s internals. That’s intentional as the scoped style is meant to prevent styles from affected children. It sound then like you just need to use a deep selector, like this:

            <q-table
               class="recipe-units-table non-selectable q-mx-sm q-mt-sm"
               dense
               square
               title="Default Units for new recipes:"
               title-class="table-title"
               :data="defaultMeasures"
               :columns="defaultColumns"
               hide-bottom
             >
            
            <style lang="stylus" scoped>
            .recipe-units-table >>> .table-title
              background-color: $blue-grey-1
              color: $indigo-10
            .recipe-units-table >>> thead tr:first-child th
              background-color: $blue-grey-1
              color: $indigo-10
            </style>
            

            Notice the new class on the q-table, and the deep >>> selector : https://vue-loader.vuejs.org/guide/scoped-css.html#deep-selectors

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            • CWoodman
              CWoodman @beets last edited by

              @beets OK, that works! Now the style is showing.
              But the background-color only affects the title text. How can I set the background of the containing box for the title?

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              • beets
                beets @CWoodman last edited by

                @cwoodman Try:

                .recipe-units-table >>> .q-table__top
                  background-color: $blue-grey-1
                
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                • CWoodman
                  CWoodman @beets last edited by

                  @beets OK that does the trick! Thanks a bunch!

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                  • CWoodman
                    CWoodman last edited by

                    Oh, one more thing…
                    How can I center the text? text-align doesn’t have any effect.

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                    • beets
                      beets @CWoodman last edited by

                      @cwoodman This should work:

                      .recipe-units-table >>> .q-table__top
                        background-color: $blue-grey-1
                        justify-content: center
                      
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                      • CWoodman
                        CWoodman @beets last edited by

                        @beets Yes. You’re the best! Thanks again.

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                        • beets
                          beets @CWoodman last edited by

                          @cwoodman No problem, glad to help!

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