@FezVrasta I looked at your change and it seems safe, but I pasted the example from #7673 into a Brackets extension dialog and it doesn't seem to fix the problem. Let me know how I can test this out. Thanks.

Also, I just upgraded Brackets to LESS 1.7.0. That doesn't seem to affect this change, but be sure that you test any new changes against the latest code in master.

it compiles in

.table-striped > tbody tr:nth-child(odd) > td,
.table-striped > tbody tr:nth-child(odd) > th  {
    background-color: @tableBackgroundAccent;
}

So it should fix the problem.... if it doesn't I've not idea of why not :(

@FezVrasta Re-opening -- didn't mean to Close. (for some reason I think that button means "close form").

Actually, it's even more restrictive than that:

    .table-striped > tbody > tr:nth-child(odd) > td,
    .table-striped > tbody > tr:nth-child(odd) > th  {
        background-color: @tableBackgroundAccent;
    }

I suppose ti could be a bug in Chrome.

Can you show me the case that it fixes for you?

Sorry what should I show you? I think I didn't get what you mean ^^"

Explain to me what this fixes for you. It doesn't seem to have any effect in the example in #7673 (for me on Win7). I'm assuming that you are writing an extension that uses nested tables, is that correct? If so, can you provide a link to your extension so I can verify what this change does?

The extension is Brackets Git, I use a nested table in the diff viewer. Thanks and sorry for the delay in my reply (weekend!)

The extension is Brackets Git

Can I see it in the latest version, or is this in an un-merged branch? If so, what's the branch? Also, please provide a recipe -- I am not familiar with that extension.

Yes you can see it in the production version, just try to commit something and a modal window with a code-viewer of the diff will be shown. It is made out with a table.

I'm not seeing any difference in that dialog between your change and the master branch.

I looked at in in the Dev Tools Element inspector:

The main control is a div.table-striped element with a nested table. (FYI, that element has only 1 child, so it doesn't need to be striped).

Your change in this pull request is for .table-striped > tbody, so it doesn't apply to that case.

div.table-striped > div.commit-diff > table > tbody

I want tbody to not be striped, so my edit should do exactly this, or am I missing something?

My point is that the table-striped class only applies to the table tag, so it should be removed from that div tag. Anyway, this change makes sense, so merging.

.table-striped "was" applied to any child table of the element with that class assigned.. not only to "table" elements with class "table-striped". (I think)