/*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Styles for Jumbo Hotfix books

If in the 'outputclass' field, there is already a style configured,
then add space and enter the required style name
------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

/* ##############################################################################
   In a <table> with applied 'outputclass=Jumbo_Hotfix_Table':
   1) Makes the table fill all the available width of its parent
   2) Controls the width of the 1st column (ID)
   3) Controls the width of the 2nd column:
        - 'Product' in Jumbo Hotfix Maintrain books - must have static width
        - 'Description' in SmartConsole Releases books - must NOT have static width
   ############################################################################## */
/* Width of the whole table:
   The columns below have a static width. Without this rule, the table is only
   as wide as its content needs: a table whose last column holds only short
   strings shrinks and looks much narrower than the other tables on the page.
   '100%' makes every table fill its parent, so all tables on a page are equally
   wide. The static columns below keep their exact width and all the extra space
   goes to the last column, which has no static width (it stays 'auto'). */
table.Jumbo_Hotfix_Table
{
    width: 100%;
}
/* Width of the 1st column from the left */
table.Jumbo_Hotfix_Table col:nth-child(1)
{
    width: 150px;
}
/* Width of the 2nd column from the left:
   ':not(:last-child)' keeps this from clamping the LAST column
   In SmartConsole Releases books, the tables have only 2 columns (ID, Description)
   Column 2 is the last one and must stay 'auto',
    otherwise every column is fixed and the table cannot fill the page */
table.Jumbo_Hotfix_Table col:nth-child(2):not(:last-child)
{
    width: 200px;
}

/* ##############################################################################
   In 'NEW' label applies this style
   ############################################################################## */
.NEW_label
{
	color: #c63765;
	font-weight: bold;
}

/* ##############################################################################
   In 'UPDATE' label applies this style
   ############################################################################## */
.UPDATE_label
{
	font-weight: bold;
}