Custom CSS for table report headings
5 December, 2013
Hi
I am customizing the Yellowfin CSS files and have read the Yellowfin 6.3 Wiki Guide Custom Images & CSS.
How can I customize a table report header background color?
I have right clicked on the first report heading, ID, and selected Inspect Element. The table td element has classes rpt220269hdr and rpt220269hdrf1.
Looking at the Chrome Developer Tools Styles tab the CSS for the rpt220269hdr class has the background-color but does not show a filename.
[code]
td.rpt220269hdr {
// ...
background: #009EEC;
// ...
}
[/code]
Is this style getting set dynamically? Is it possible to be customized?
Thanks,
Tom
I am customizing the Yellowfin CSS files and have read the Yellowfin 6.3 Wiki Guide Custom Images & CSS.
How can I customize a table report header background color?
I have right clicked on the first report heading, ID, and selected Inspect Element. The table td element has classes rpt220269hdr and rpt220269hdrf1.
Looking at the Chrome Developer Tools Styles tab the CSS for the rpt220269hdr class has the background-color but does not show a filename.
[code]
td.rpt220269hdr {
// ...
background: #009EEC;
// ...
}
[/code]
Is this style getting set dynamically? Is it possible to be customized?
Thanks,
Tom
Hi Tom,
You won't actually find this option in a CSS file as it can be set under Report Styles:
However, I'm not sure why you mean by dynamically set?
If you set the color in report styles, the changes are applied straight-away, and you can also choose to apply the same settings to all available client orgs.
Hope this is what you were after, and please let me know if you have any questions or run into any issues with this.
Regards,
David
You won't actually find this option in a CSS file as it can be set under Report Styles:
However, I'm not sure why you mean by dynamically set?
If you set the color in report styles, the changes are applied straight-away, and you can also choose to apply the same settings to all available client orgs.
Hope this is what you were after, and please let me know if you have any questions or run into any issues with this.
Regards,
David