gpdeering
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| Posted: 12/09/2005, 5:56 AM |
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All:
I'd like to change the font to bold type in a few columns. However, I do not see an appropriate font type attribute for the label. Perhaps this is because the CCS design environment doesn't work this way.
I'm using CCS 3.0 and I am using Styles (not Themes). Perhaps this is normally where all fonts and their attributes are controlled (duh!) But I do not want every column in bold font, just specific ones.
Any ideas?
Thanks for your help.
gpdeering
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Walter Kempees
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| Posted: 12/09/2005, 6:34 AM |
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This may be too simple answer, but:
Switch to HTML mode in CCS IDE, you will find something like this :
<!-- BEGIN Row -->
<tr class="Row">
<td>{fieldname1}&nbs';</td>
<td>{fieldname2}&nbs';</td>
<td>{fieldname3}&nbs';</td>
<td>{fieldname4}&nbs';</td>
<!-- END Row -->
Approach 1: simply displaying <b>bold</b>,
<td><b>{fieldname1} </b></td>
Approach2: do font magic, <td ><font
......>{fieldname1} </font></td>
Approach3 (best!): change your css style sheet, or rather add a line .bold
with the proper attributes to class Row and use the subclass from the
Designer IDE in the label's Format properties.
I think.
Walter
"gpdeering" <gpdeering@forum.codecharge> schreef in bericht
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> All:
>
> I'd like to change the font to bold type in a few columns. However, I do
> not
> see an appropriate font type attribute for the label. Perhaps this is
> because
> the CCS design environment doesn't work this way.
>
> I'm using CCS 3.0 and I am using Styles (not Themes). Perhaps this is
> normally
> where all fonts and their attributes are controlled (duh!) But I do not
> want
> every column in bold font, just specific ones.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
> gpdeering
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> http://forums.codecharge.com/
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gpdeering
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| Posted: 12/09/2005, 9:28 AM |
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Thanks! Approach 3 is similar to what I was looking for. I can do HTML, but I'd prefer the best approach rather than using a quick "bandaid".
gpdeering
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Walter Kempees
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| Posted: 12/09/2005, 11:25 AM |
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Hi,
Which style are you useing, assuming you only use one.
Also inline styles are allowed, setting this one class can thus be done on a
page to page basis.
Just be careful of the 'inheritence factor'.
"gpdeering" <gpdeering@forum.codecharge> schreef in bericht
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> Thanks! Approach 3 is similar to what I was looking for. I can do HTML,
> but
> I'd prefer the best approach rather than using a quick "bandaid".
>
> gpdeering
> ---------------------------------------
> Sent from YesSoftware forum
> http://forums.codecharge.com/
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