By default, Atahualpa causes sections of table to be highlighted when someone moves their mouse over them.
While that is nice, I prefer to control which tables have this effect.
Disabling Automatic Table Highlighting
- Log into your WordPress admin panel
- Select "Appearance" → "Atahualpa Theme Options"
- At the top, under the Atahualpa Theme Options header, select "Tables"
- Scroll down to "Hover effect for all tables?" and make sure it is set to No.
- Save your changes
Enabling Highlighting on Chosen Tables
When you want hover highlighting on a table, add the class "hover" to the table in question.
If you normally use the visual editor when creating or editing posts, I recommend using the html editor for doing this.
Find the <table> entry at the beginning of the table in question and change it to <table class="hover"> and the table will now have the hover effect.
Enabling both Highlighting and Striping on Chosen Tables
If you turn off both hover and zebra striping for tables and want both on one table, you just need to add both classes to the table. To add multiple classes to a single item in html you include them both with spaces between them.
The result would look like <table class="zebra hover">
