Phil Longstaff wrote:
I just committed a new report stylesheet. It will appear in the list as
"Default CSS". This stylesheet will allow you to specify the css for font and
style for different parts of a report.
That works, and will be a good way to improve the appearance of existing
reports.
In fact, as any CSS styling can be entered for each class, e.g.
background: gray; color: blue; font-family: arial, serif;
text-align: right;
etc., perhaps the options page shouldn't be called 'Fonts'.
Maybe the tool-tips and/or help could indicate that, with some sort of
reference to basic CSS syntax.
Incidentally, the name of the font is Arial, not Ariel.
cheers
Chris
To set up:
1) Edit -> Stylesheets and create a new copy of Default CSS (e.g. My Report
CSS)
2) Edit this new CSS, and on the "Fonts" page, set up the css. The default
contains the styles of the default stylesheet.
3) Create a new report, and on the "General" page of the options, pick "My
Report CSS" as the stylesheet. Click OK and the selected styles will be
applied.
The following text classes are defined:
Title
Number cell
Total number cell - e.g. on the "Total Assets" line
Account link
Total label cell
Centered label cell
Number header - don't know where this is used.
Text cell - don't know where this is used
None of the default style info involves colors, but is easy to implement.
Phil
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