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Even / Odd - Line Item Shading
Good afternoon all!
I recall seeing a post on here for shading Advanced PDF templates based on the line number of a sublist. I can't seem to locate that post and am not sure what the best practice would be to add this logic into the Advance PDF source code.
Example Scenario:
I have a sales order for 3 line items. Parts A, B, and C respectively...
I would like line item 2 or Part B to be shaded a light gray color on the PDF form for the end-user to be able to distinguish between the various line items in an efficient manner. Example below for shading...
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