Please add __class__ like __style__

[Marthein1@…]

For a clearer view of the ticket, I would like to add html classes to report rows.

This would be possible with a __class__ tag, similar to the __style__ tag. One could then output for example 'status AS __class__' and change report.css to display other colors/pictures, etc for example when status == closed.

[Christian Boos]

PatchWelcome (+WikiFormatting#FontStyles)

[matthew.schnee@…]

patch to handle cssclass in the report view.

[matthew.schnee@…]

I have attached a patch to this ticket which implements this feature request. We started using Trac recently where I work, and we've been customizing it pretty heavily in order to add some flexibility to the report views, considering we use some pretty complicated workflow targets that are nice to have visual representation- using __color__ by default applies styles that can override text color, font-weight, and a bunch of other styles (because they're applied by css to the TD element, overwriting your TR style attribute).

A couple of caveats for you:

• The implementation uses __cssclass__ instead of __class__ as was requested. __class__ is a magic attribute in Python.
• __cssclass__, like __style__ and __color__ apply to the TR element, and not to any TD or child-elements. Your css selectors should reflect this. I've updated the default TracReport wikipage in the source to clarify this as well.

Follow the Trac Install wiki section on Site Appearance guide for adding a link to your custom css file.

[Remy Blank]

Thanks for the patch. __class__ is probably ok, even though it's a "magic attribute" in Python. The name is never used in a Python context.

[Remy Blank]

Well, ok, technically __class__ is used in a Python context, but it's easy to work around ;)

Slightly refactored patch (using __class__) applied in [10822]. Thanks!

[Remy Blank]

… and documented in 0.13/TracReports@2.