After the Login screen (
http://obiee101.blogspot.com/2008/09/obiee-making-custom-log-on-and-log-off.html) and the portalbanner (
http://obiee101.blogspot.com/2008/09/obiee-portal-customization-part-1.html) it's time for the portalcontent.

Most of this screenpart is controlled by portalcontent.css.
Active Tab:

Appearance: portalcontent.css => .TabHiFont
Inactive Tab:

Appearance: portalcontent.css => a.TabDimFont
Space between tabs:

Appearance: portalcontent.css => .TabSep
Thickness of the bar below the tabs:

Appearance: portalcontent.css => .TabLineTable
Tab Background image's

Appearance: .TabHiCell, .TabHiSep, .TabDimCell, .TabDimSep
Minibuttons:

Appearance: portalcontent.css => .minibuttonOn
Dashboard Sections:


Of course this posting doesn't include all possible CSS settings but it gives you a good starting point.
Till Next Time
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4 comments:
Hello John,
Are there any documentations which details more of such CSS file customizations? I mean, more in details for other parameters?
Thanks,
Ajay
@Ajay
Not that I'm aware of, even Oracle points customers to my blog :-)
regards
john
Hello John
Any tips on how to go about customizing the footer?
Thanks
D
@divyanka
In the administration guide:
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E10415_01/doc/bi.1013/b31766.pdf page 61 there is an example on how tho set up a footer text.
regards John
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