StyleSheet screen

Lets you configure the Cascading Style Sheet (CSS).

Figure: StyleSheet screen

StyleSheet screen

Examples

  • (Example) Use Custom CSS in an eForm
  • (Example) Use Custom CSS in a Form Control
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Good to Know

  • If you create a new version of an application, and change shared JavaScript or CSS at the application level, when you publish the new version, the changed shared JavaScript or CSS files apply to all versions of the application, including all previously published versions, and all application instances.

    This rule does not apply to custom JavaScripts and CSS created in an eForm. If you want to use different versions of JavaScript or CSS for different versions of an application, you can specify the scripts in your eForms, instead of specifying them at the application level.

How to Start

  1. Open eForm Builder.

    For information about how to open this screen, refer to eForm Builder screen.


    Eform Builder screen
  2. On the eForm Builder screen, click CSS > Shared CSS.

    Click Shared CSS
  3. On the Shared Form CSS screen, click Add.

    Click Add
  4. On the Create Style Sheet screen, configure as necessary.

    Create Style Sheet screen
  5. Click Next.

Fields

Field NameDefinition

Form CSS

Function:
Specifies CSS code to use to format your eForm.
Accepted Values:
Valid CSS code without headers.
Default Value:
None
Example:
Refer to: