Associating a Branding Stylesheet at the Target Level
Outputs Supported
Note Only HTML5 and PDF targets can be added and edited in Central. Also, only the most common target options are available in Central. For all of the additional target options—and to add or edit targets for the other output types—you need to use Flare.
When you add a new branding stylesheet, be sure to associate it as your primary branding stylesheet. If you set the stylesheet at the target level
Note To learn more about setting a branding stylesheet at the project level and inheritance, see the Flare online Help.
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How to Associate a Branding Stylesheet at the Target Level
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From the Projects page (Files tab), open an HTML5 or PDF target and in the upper-right click Edit.
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On the left, select Appearance.
- Click the Branding Stylesheet field. Navigate to and select the name of the stylesheet, which is usually located under Resources > Branding.
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Click Commit. (Or click Cancel, to back out of the process.)
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In the Create New Commit dialog, enter a Commit Message.
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Click Commit.
