First I used the Learning Hub with Design Studio 1.2 but I still struggled, mostly with Internet Explorer 9. Then I upgraded to IE 11 and it became a lot easier to navigate the DOM and find the CSS classes in my application. For reference, see http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ie/dn255008(v=vs.85)
Step 1: See simple crosstab below in runtime
Step 2: Click F12 with IE11
IE11 has a nice DOM Explorer (easy for newbies to CSS/DOM to follow)
Step 3: Select desired element to analyze CSS class using the arrow/box icon (or Ctrl-B):
Step 4: On the right of the Styles, you can navigate to the desired class to select.
Step 5: After finding desired CSS class, right click and Copy to the clipboard.
Step 6: Open a text editor like Notepad. In my example, I am changing the totals row to orange. Save it as a .css file in the Repository folder. If you are launching this on the BI launchpad you will need to upload the .CSS to the platform.
Step 7: Place the custom.css in the Properties of the Crosstab.
Notice now the totals row is now in orange.
See video below:
Related:
Design Studio 1.1 Full List of CSS classes (?)
HANA, BI, BW on HANA Hands-on Sessions with SAP Mentors at ASUG Annual Conference / SAPPHIRENOW
ASUG Annual Conference - Add Dashboarding/Design Studio to Your Agenda
Dashboarding/Design Studio Sessions at Conference
Find all the Design Studio-related sessions here for ASUG Annual Conference and below:
Session ID | Title | Date |
1 | Hands-on: SAP BusinessObjects BI 4.1, SAP BW and SAP BW on HANA - All in one day | 6/2/2014 |
207 | Latest News on SAP BusinessObjects Design Studio | 6/4/2014 |
208 | Influence SAP at the ASUG SAP BusinessObjects Design Studio Influence Council | 6/4/2014 |
305 | SAP BusinessObjects Analysis Roadmap to SAP BusinessObjects Analysis & Design Studio Roadmap | 6/4/2014 |
1308 | ASUG Influence Council: Business Intelligence with SAP BusinessObjects Mobile | 6/4/2014 |