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Are you talking about alternating coloring?

 

[edit] There's a pure CSS way but it isn't supported everywhere yet. Otherwise whatever code generates the list also decides the coloring for each item in it.

in PHP i would do it like this:

 

$variable = "blue"

 

while (looping)

{

  $variable = ($variable == "blue") ? "red" : "blue";

echo "<div class=\"$variable\">";

}

 

this uses a ternary(spelling) operator that says if colour is blue return red otherwise return blue.

Should be able to work out the rest, the code clearly wont work as is :)

 

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