How to attach css stylesheet to TextFlow

how to attach css stylesheet to TextFlow?

Hi Jans,
You can do this in Transaction SE80. ClicK on Mime Repository > BW >Customer > Stylesheets folder. Right click and choose Import MIME object. Or you can also create and then copy paste your CSS code.
After you upload, you need to delete the global cache in transaction SMICM > Goto > HTTP Server Cache > Invalidate > Global in system.
In the web application you have the ability to choose the stylesheet in the template properties box.
Hope this helps...

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I wanted to alert everyone to a great new Community article published by Adobe Community Expert David Powers. The article details how to attach CSS style sheets automatically when you create new documents.
Here's the article:
http://kb2.adobe.com/community/publishing/505/cpsid_50564.html
This handy option is easy to miss, especially if you don't use the New Document Dialog box to create documents, so big thanks to David for highlighting this.
Furthermore, the appearance of such an article is a great example of how Community content can interact and live symbiotically with Adobe Help. We've linked directly to David's piece from our documentation, and this is indeed a great thing because David is able to go into much more detail about the process of automatically attaching style sheets than we are able to do in Help:
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If you're interested in publishing Community articles of your own, you can download the Community Publishing AIR application and get right to work!

Jon Michael Varese wrote:
We've linked directly to David's piece from our documentation, and this is indeed a great thing because David is able to go into much more detail about the process of automatically attaching style sheets than we are able to do in Help:
Can I ask why?
David's excellent standard should be the minimum standard for Help files.
The quality of software manufacturers' Help (not just Adobe) has deteriorated greatly over the past decade - to the point where it's now my last resort for learning.
Software manufacturers seem to tacitly rely on 3rd party book authors (such as David's brilliant material), bloggers and online tutorials to explain their products these days.
I'm happy not to have a printed book with my software any more because they were always out-of-date and hard to update. However the quality of PDF and online Help docs is so poor and sparse for my use that I prefer to get my answers by Googling, visiting forums or buying the occasional book.

How to attach a CSS style sheet ?

Hi,
How to attach a CSS Style sheet to a portal page ?
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For a standard Portal page you should use the Portal styles and associate them to a page. These effectively generate a CSS style sheet anyway if you view the HTML source of a rendered page in your browser.
Using the correct PDK APIs you effectively reference the CSS tags in your Java or PL/SQL code.
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This is not a "how to read a file" question!! Please read on
I have a JApplet embedded on an HTML page which uses a CSS Stylesheet to set the document's colors, fonts, etc. and I would like to apply the same font/color scheme to the applet, by reading from the same CSS file.
I HAVE SUCCESSFULLY read the file via URLConnection+BufferedReader... So all I have left to do is to parse the CSS file so as to be able to extract the parameters that I need.
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Would someone be kind enough to write up the code for how to read the BODY.background property? I mean by using the "proper" Java StyleSheet facilities as oposed to just parsing the file "manually". I think we need to use the StyleSheet class, maybe also HTMLDocument and some others, but I've been reading the Javadocs and I can't figure it out myself, so I hope you can help me out!
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Hi there,
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So the CSS below is not having any affect on the menu items. Why is this?
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Hi Liam,
The class is definitely .menuLeft and that is what is showing in the code. However, for the menu, only the line height set in the backend of BC is showing. All other styling in the CSS is ignored. By the way I have to have two CSS stylesheets as this is a responsive design using CCDW. You have to use a separate stylesheet to style body, links, headers and other items. I have done this in eternityfonts.css which is where the styling for the menu is. The webpage is using all other instructions from the eternityfonts.css file, including headers, links etc, but it is ignoring the menu styling.
TEST PAGE SHOWING THE MENU NOT WORKING
Here is the test page where I am trying to style the menu. http://eternitycosmetics.businesscatalyst.com/test
It is linked to these stylesheets:
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<link href="/stylesheets/eternityfonts.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"> stylesheet containing body bground, header, a link and other manual styles for the site. I can edit this stylesheet manually
CODE RENDERING ON THE PAGE
Here is the code on the page for the menu in question when I do view source. It appears to be ignoring the .menuLeft code in eternityfonts.css and just looks at the setup in the BC menu.
<div id="leftMenu" class="fluid"> (this div is in the DWCC generated stylesheet that I cannot touch called /stylesheets/eternity4.css)
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<li class=".menuLeft" style="height:30px;"><a href="/acne-treatments">Acne Treatments</a></li>
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Here is the BC setup screen showing that I have applied the class of .menuLeft to the menu items:
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Here is the code in eternityfonts.css that is not being applied to the CSS menu. I have bolded the code that is not being actioned in the BC CSS/HTML menu.
WHY IS THIS CODE BEING IGNORED?
What step have I missed here?
Full dump of code in eternityfonts.css
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margin:0px;
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display:none;
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