<h1> tag and css in the client?

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If I surround text with the H1 tag (and mark it as pass trough HTML), I get a noticable change in the size of the text in the client.

But if I include CSS to change the color and size of text between the H1 tags, I don’t see a change.

How should I be setting the size of text that I want to be header text?

This is what I have:

In the form

Some Text

Above text is marked as pass through HTML.

CSS in the embedded resource:

H1

{

font-size:24px;

    color:blue;

    margin-top:-10px;

    margin-bottom:-15px;

};

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tag and css in the client?

Try including directly in the form and try lower case.

HTH

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tag and css in the client?

I think this has been discussed in this forum. Notes will recognize and render pass-thru html. CSS resources apply to Notes elements. The two don’t mix - use one or the other.

If you want to use pass-thru html, you can use inline style attribute in the html tag, e.g.

text

. Or try using element in the pass-thru html to reference an external css file to get the benefit of having the style defined in one place. I haven’t tried that,but should work.

Or you can use CSS resources as you have described.

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tag and css in the client?

Hi Bruce,

I assuming you included a link to the html in the HTML header on the form? The notes client won’t pick this up. You’ll find if you put the css directly on the form this will change the style of the text in the client.

Cheers,

Andrew.

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tag and css in the client?

Thanks to the both of you.

I tried inserting the CSS on the HTML header file and directly in the document. It’s placement does not seem to matter for other tags like table and cell tags. They continue to work but no matter what I do, I cannot get the text size of the

tag to change from it’s default.

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tag and css in the client?

Stylesheets in the Notes client are not working with HTML, they are workijng with rich text. The

tag probably doesn’t mean a thing to the Notes rich text. Have you thought of using a style instead (classicc Notes style, not an HTML style)?

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tag and css in the client?

The

tag does have an effect on text in the client. It is just that css does not have an effect on the tag.

Classic Note’s styles would not be an answer as they cannot be easily shared amont databases and I think it would really be confusing to have some styles in CSS an other’s in the classic settings.

What I have done for now is to place the text in a layer (maps to a div) and set the class id of the div to a div class within my css.

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tag and css in the client?

Perhaps I didn’t put it well. As the

tag is translated into rich text, it has an impact, but after that, it does not have an impact. Since the CSS is used after the translation, the CSS doesn’t know what to do with the

tag. Your solutions sounds like a reasonable approach.

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Thanks Ben, not what I wanted to hear but thanks all the same. :slight_smile: