Regd Style Sheets in Portal

Hi,
I am trying to change the Style of my Portal pages.I found that procedure named wwpob_app_style.render_css renders the style sheet for a page.Is there any way to tell my portal page to use my own style sheet.(like we give a css in HTML files)
and one more thing i want to know is where all the HTML classes are stored.is that stored in the database or in any css file in the server.
Regds
Rajesh Kanna.V

Hi Rajesh/Pernille,
You can use your own stylesheets for a page by using user interface templates. Create a unstructured user interface template that
uses your own stylesheet (by using the <LINK> tag in your head or by directly using the <STYLE> tag - see code snippet given below)
and use this template for your page. The following code snippet for a UI Template uses a custom stylesheet in addition to the stylesheet
generated by Portal:
<HTML dir=#DIRECTION#>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>#TITLE#</TITLE>
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript1.1" SRC="/pls/portal30/PORTAL30.wwv_javascript.fetch_script?p_name=popUpWindow">
</SCRIPT>
#PAGE.STYLE#
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/images/css/my.css">
<style type="text/css">
body {
scrollbar-arrow-color: white;
scrollbar-base-color: black;
scrollbar-dark-shadow-color: yellow;
scrollbar-track-color: #F1F1F1;
scrollbar-face-color: #93B5DE;
scrollbar-shadow-color: white;
scrollbar-highlight-color: silver;
scrollbar-3d-light-color: black;
</style>
#PAGE.BASE#
</HEAD>
<BODY>
#BODY#
</BODY>
</HTML>
And Rajesh, the CSS generated by Portal for a page is generated during Page rendering from the database..
Regards,
Rupesh

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Summary
Symptom
Unified rendering for Web Dynpro ABAP needs to be updated for error corrections.
Other terms
Solution
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This corresponds to change list 101761.
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don't know if I understand you correctly. If you want to use another stylesheet from another application server within your web dynpro which is integrated in portal you can overrule the portal style in the following way.
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OK, I think I got it.
I created a structure user interface template called My_Template. In the template I set up everything. I set up the look and feel, colors, images, etc.
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p_help_link => '');
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I still don't get the STYLE sheet but it looks close enough.
When I create a unstructure UI template and use the #PAGE.STYLE# command, the style is null when I call a new browser window. Need to look into what portal API to use to get this information.

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I got this response to an email regarding creating a customized style sheet and thought others might find it useful following is my initial question and the response from David Phipps. If anyone else has input to this conversation please join in.
Initial question: I'm trying to create a highly customized style sheet and could use a matrix that maps the various properties to the styles that each property affects. I have had some success determining the specific styles that I would like to change but am unable to use the style mill with any efficacy to make those changes. We are attempting to create a single language style sheet with a unique color scheme that matches our branding. One big problem we have run into is that certain styles are called in multiple places with different backgrounds (i.e. breadcrumbText). Any help along these lines that you could provide would be greatly appreciated.
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Remember that the CSS mill works this way:
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If i create a skin file under anyother folder directly under the webcontent say /css/test-skin.css it works file.
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Thanks
Chinna

The only way to manipulate the stylesheets used by Web Dynpro is to use Portal Themeing. If you run you application within the portal it will automatically take on what portal theme has been customized. If you run your application standalone then you must use the standalone theme editor to create a custom theme and run it via URL parameter. This approach is not officially supported by SAP but there are documents on SCN that describe the process.

Use of Style sheet

Hello Everybody
1. Can anyone please let me know what advantage i am going to get by using in OBIP reports and how to use it.
2. How to use the style sheet in my report.
3. I tried to access the default style sheet of Oracle available in the tool. But the file having an extension of xssz. Can you please let me know how to open this file.
Thanks
Srikant

Rick, thanks for the tip. I'll check out @import and see how
that works.
To give you both a little background, since I often see your
names on this forum, I'm building a brand new help project for a
brand new product. I'm trying to make smart, scalable
infrastructure decisions for the product and help project's future.
Currently, I'm the only author, but in the future there will
certainly be others.
I'm using RoboHelp 7 now, and considering the upgrade to
RoboHelp 8. I also need to make decisions about source control and
deployment, but those will be mostly made by our development and IT
departments. Our product is written in Ruby, which RoboHelp does
not provide API support for, and our development team would like to
get away from IIS to serve up the pages of our web portal, which
RoboHelp Server utilizes. So I'll probably have some more questions
for you guys in the near future :-D
Any recommendations about upgrading to RoboHelp 8? Any
suggestions for providing context sensitive help via Ruby on
Rails?

Custom cascading style sheet

We are using 'skin_custom.properties' to point to a style sheet that will contain
all our values to the existing selectors in the various style sheets. For example,
in 'body.css', the 'background-color' property is set for '.bea-portal-body'.
However, we override this in our own style sheet.
The problem arises from the fact that the order of the style sheets is determined
by the optional "index" attribute set in the .properties file and that unindexed
groups are "rendered last in an arbitrary order". If you look at 'skin.properties',
most of the standard style sheets do NOT use the "index" attribute. I would like
my style sheet to be the last one so that it will take precedence but it doesn't
look like this is possible. Any ideas?
I prefer not changing the standard style sheets because that will be a maintenance
nightmare whenever a new release is installed. Using the 'skin_custom.properties'
is very clean and maintainable. Once again, any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Hi Scott,
I've done a quick test using a CSS file located on the filesystem. My CSS contains the following
#tCarmineTabs{margin:0px 0px 5px 0; padding: 0px; border-bottom:2px solid #000; border-top:none; line-height:normal;font-weight:bold;background: url(http://localhost:8080/i/themes/theme_carmine/tab_bg.jpg) repeat-x left middle;}
This works fine in IE with the background image being displayed, however the image is not being displayed in Firefox. So it looks like it's browser related.
I'll do some further testing on Firefox and see if I can get the image to display.
Andrew.
http://www.apexskins.com

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