How to apply custom styles to a jasper html report
Tags: java,css,gwt,jasper-reports,ireport
Problem :
How does one apply custom CSS to a HTML report generated using Jasper. I need to include this report as an iFrame into a GWT window.
Solution :
You can simply include a link tag in your GWT html file like so:
<link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" href="myJasperStyles.css">
The CSS file should explicitly refer to Jasper-related HTML tags to ensure the CSS won't affect your GWT elements.
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