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Updated Overriding page level css (markdown)

Joseph Adams committed 2014-04-30 11:36:21 -0400 commit b8c673036fc1b8f57e99e3422e22e182ee067b95

				FAQ/Questions/Overriding-page-level-css.md
			
          @@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ You can either set the [[ToolbarCssUrl|/API/CodeSamples/ToolbarCssUrl]] setting 

           ##Report List

           To use custom CSS for the Report List page, you can use the method described above for the Report Viewer to obtain the desired results. However, the file will be called ``reportlist.css`` and the page it should be included on is **ReportList-Head.ascx**. The include statement should look similar to the following:

          -``<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="./Resources/css/reportviewer.css" />``

          +``<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="./Resources/css/reportlist.css" />``

           The CSS classes you will have to override will also be different than the ReportViewer page CSS classes. Here are some examples of classes that can be overridden.

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64	64	##Report List
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66	66	To use custom CSS for the Report List page, you can use the method described above for the Report Viewer to obtain the desired results. However, the file will be called ``reportlist.css`` and the page it should be included on is ReportList-Head.ascx. The include statement should look similar to the following:
67		-``<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="./Resources/css/reportviewer.css" />``
	67	+``<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="./Resources/css/reportlist.css" />``
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69	69	The CSS classes you will have to override will also be different than the ReportViewer page CSS classes. Here are some examples of classes that can be overridden.
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