When you have a table with fixed contents, it is pretty easy for you to apply styling that applies different set of styles on alternate table rows. However, things get more and more tricky when you are hiding and showing some of the rows. Therefore, here's a simple example that I have created using 'AngularJS' that helps you to overcome the problem of alternate background styles + hidden rows.
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