Dear Sir,
I am using telerik report. Till now i have creates above 50 reports. So i wanna give back ground color for all reports using cascading style sheet. It is possible or not? If it is possible how it is? plz reply
With regards
S Suriya Narayanan
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Peter
Telerik team
answered on 10 Feb 2010, 06:57 PM
Hi Suriya,
Telerik Reporting Styling is similar to CSS, with which many web developers are familiar. If you have to set the same style to a lot of Reports you can define a Style globally using the StyleRules.
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Peter
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I would like to apply a background color for 30 telerik reports with a simple one style apply globally. But the style rule is only applicable into the all items in a particular report only. But I would like to set the color style rule to the more than one reports in the entire project.
How is it possible? I have 120 reports. With a single modification (like css style in webpage) in a style rule, it should take effects on the entire bulk of reports (120 reports) concurrently. I can not apply the style rule one by one individually report by report. It is not timesaving. Suppose, Later I would like to change the appearance (color, style) according to the theme in website , with a simple and single modification in one style ruler/selector.
Kindly let me know at once whatever it may be
Kind Regards
S Suriya Narayanan
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Steve
Telerik team
answered on 16 Feb 2010, 05:16 PM
Hello Suriya,
You can export the style you've created from a single report and reuse it to all other reports like explained in Exporting and Reusing Style Sheets.
To do this from your actual application based on a team for example, you can proceed like so:
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