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report and they do not have Arial or Verdana available on their computer

then the text will show in the font Sans Serif (Figure 112).

When changing the value for font-size you can use the up/down arrows

that appear or you can type in a new number and press the ‘Enter’ button

on your keyboard.

D.4. Applying a Style to Other Dynamic Reports

It is simple to apply a custom style to a series of InstantAtlas reports that

you have published, even if the map and indicator data in each report is

different. All you need to do is replace the existing default.css file of the

dynamic report you want to change with the default.css file you have

customised using the Style Editor.

The style sheet is not specific to an individual template in the way that

the configuration file (config.xml) is. However, it is specific to the template

version and edition (Flash or HTML). For example, you can apply the

same default.css file to Flash dynamic reports published using the Single

Map, Double Map, Double Map Time Series and Area Profile v6.6.0

templates as long as they are all Flash reports. Applying a default.css file

from a Single Map (HTML Edition) report would break any of these reports.