I have a vb.net 2010 webform application that I support. The application allows users to edit letters sent out to parents of school age children depending upon the purpose of the letter. There is no CSS setup for the application currently. Now the user wants
all letters to be the same font size of Arial or San-Serif 13px by default. All letters (templates) have generic writing that is stored in the database as html. The user just selects the template they want to use.
Suggestions:
Is there some inline css that I can use that will apply to the entire page?
Would I need to place a span or div tag around all the different paragraphs?
Due to the change in the requirements, can you show me the html that I can use to meet this requirement?
I also would like to mention the following:
The letter (web page) in displayed in a web form application. The user changes whatever they want and then they hit the 'generate button' in the application. When this occurs the html that is generated is stored in a sql server 2016 database in a column called stringemplate where the field is defined varchar(max). When the user wants to print the page they select the letter they want to pick from the database in an ssrs 2010 report. Then the user will export what they see as a pdf, word, or whatever type of file they want to see. The ssrs report just picks up the stringtemplate field when the report is displayed in the ssrs report.