How to Control Defualt Styles(Font,Size,BG Color) for WPC Objects

Hi All,
This is Ganesh, Current i am working on Content Migration Using WPC.Now My Question, while we are creating the Site Content using WPC(Like Articles, Paragraph's, etc...), while we are typing the content for Article, its showing in one font, after creation of article,while we are previewing of the Article , its showing in Blue Color Letter's and Shade Blue back ground and also Coming font big in size.
If i am creating the paragraph, while we are previewing the its Displaying in Black Color.
From where the details of font, size and back ground colors are coming in WPC objects.and if they have to modified, how can it be done?
Where We can Control the Default Styles for WPC Content Creation Objects.If Possible how to modify?
Please provide some valuble inputs for my Query???
Thanks in Advance
Ganesh

Ganesh,
You are absolutely right. If you modify the xml, xsl and css files supplied by the standard SAP it will affect all the users. Please note that whenever you need to modify the css, you need to do the same in /etc/wpceditor/css/runtime folder. Modification of the css in /etc/wpceditor/css/designtime folder is not of any use.
If you do not want the changes made to the style to affect all other users, it is always wiser and recommended to create your own custom webform. Some webforms like Article, Link List, banner, teaser etc are provided by SAP. If you want to create your own webform and apply the style to that webform alone then you need to follow the process of creating custom webforms in WPC.
In order to change the style you need to understand a bit of XML and XSL transformation.
You can refer to the following sdn help for the same - http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/45/599b78b0aa3bdde10000000a1553f7/frameset.htm
Hope it helps. Let me know if you need any further clarification.

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