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how to make css common to multiple reports and editable? [message #138236]

Thu, 02 March 2006 12:31

Eclipse User

If you import a css file, it only allows you to import styles form that file
which it seems to embed in the report locally.

How to you have CSS for all your reports such that if you edit the style it
changes all the reports?

Thanks,

birt.

Re: how to make css common to multiple reports and editable? [message #138602 is a reply to message #138236]

Thu, 02 March 2006 18:19

Eclipse User

Hi,

One way of doing this would be
- Create a library
- Import the css file into a library
- share the library across mutliple report designs.

--Rima Kanguri

Re: how to make css common to multiple reports and editable? [message #138614 is a reply to message #138236]

Thu, 02 March 2006 18:19

Eclipse User

OK, found the answer by trial and error: neither templates and importing
from style sheets helps, you have to create a library, add styles to a
theme, link the library, then use the theme.

Ive made some notes of the process:
http://www.simonhobbs.co.uk/wiki2/pmwiki.php/Main/Birt

I wish this had been in the field guide....

Simon.

"birt" <birt@ohds.co.uk> wrote in message
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> If you import a css file, it only allows you to import styles form that
> file which it seems to embed in the report locally.
>
> How to you have CSS for all your reports such that if you edit the style
> it changes all the reports?
>
> Thanks,
>
> birt.
>

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