In this article of our series, we have gone over how to set the CSS class for objects in your report for a web application. As mentioned, this is fairly straight forward for the ASP.NET reports. In the next part we will go over how to do this for a Windows Application, which is a bit more difficult. We demonstrated that using the SetCSSClass method in the ReportDocument object makes the ability to change formatting easier than in a windows application. We also mentioned that the class can also be set at design time.

Hopefully this helps for anyone creating commercial or internally developed software that needs a different look and feel for various customers. Keep on reporting, and happy coding!