SAM's Template Designer is meant to give a consistent feel to all your email and print communications. A default style should be setup via the Default Font Settings for all Templates, so users won't need to change text within a template, except for special cases.
If you use a completely different style in a Template, use the Font Settings link on the Sidebar to change the Font-Properties for the template you are working on instead of just one area. Making a change to Font Settings will not effect previously modified text, only the text using the Default Template Font Settings for this template.
If your template output has different font-styles, use the Remove Format icon to strip the formatting. A common cause of having mismatched styles is due to pasting from another program.
If you use a completely different style in a Template, use the Font Settings link on the Sidebar to change the Font-Properties for the template you are working on instead of just one area. Making a change to Font Settings will not effect previously modified text, only the text using the Default Template Font Settings for this template.
If your template output has different font-styles, use the Remove Format icon to strip the formatting. A common cause of having mismatched styles is due to pasting from another program.
Reports shown on Templates Style
Under Template Designer > Template Default Font Settings > Edit Template Report Styles (a small link under Save).
You can also access this List under Settings > Lists > Template-Report Styles
You will need to know HTML styles for input.
These Settings are for the Default or a list of common styles.
You can also access this List under Settings > Lists > Template-Report Styles
You will need to know HTML styles for input.
These Settings are for the Default or a list of common styles.
You may also change the report font per report.
Access Report Builder of the Report > Advanced Options > Misc Advanced Options > Choose a Template Report Style.
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