FAQ/Questions/Overriding-page-level-css.md
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Once you have set the path to tabs.css, you can use the program of your choice to edit it to match your company's colors or fonts.
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-##Toolbar
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+* [[HeaderStyleCss:|/API/CodeSamples/HeaderStyle]] This is also applicable to the report designer and should facilitate customization.
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With the zip file you downloaded from the last section, extract the **toolbar.css** file into the resources/css folder within your application. Ensure the file is still named toolbar.css, then enter the link generated into your browser (example /your_site_url/resources/css/toolbar.css).
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##Report List
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-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 CSS classes you will have to override will also be different than the ReportViewer page CSS classes.
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+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 CSS classes you will have to override will also be different than the ReportViewer page CSS classes.
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+##Dashboards
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+ * [[DashboardsCssUrl|/API/CodeSamples/DashboardsCssUrl]]
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