That would be pretty easy, as the generated HTML has an "even"/"odd" class.
You can even manually alternating row styles by bringing up the browser's developer console (F12) and manually adding the following rule to the applied styles
I'm not suggesting that's that's a sensible user work-around, I'm just pointing out that that's how simple it would be... just add the above line to the .CSS file.
One thing that helps with readability is intercalating the colors of the table lines (white, light gray, white, light gray....). That would be a very nice addition.
On Fri, Aug 9, 2019, 09:17 Luther Goh Lu Feng <elfgoh@yahoo.com> wrote:
On Fri, Aug 9, 2019 at 2:31 PM Luther Goh Lu Feng <elfgoh@yahoo.com> wrote: > I notice that the default view in pgAdmin when viewing table rows seems extremely cluttered. This is in contrast to other clients on the Mac. I have attached screenshots to illustrate. > > I am unfamiliar with a lot of pgAdmin functionality. But I wonder if it makes sense to not have the following panes hidden by default when view table rows > - scratch pad > - query history > - query editor > > Imho, doing so could improve the user experience > > --Luther
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