I would look more into jQuery, things like https://jsfiddle.net/awolf2904/pmgn1too/ or one of the various other links returned by Google. That's a purely visual thing done on the fly by the browser. If you want to edit formulas of your columns to add that logic it will be quite messy.

Really not cool to delete part of the thread (with the related reply by cascade effect) and edit the main post to make it look "better". But I see it's common practice to ask people to do your work and send you the final document with all the steps and screen shots once the research and doc reading has been done for you…

Normal styles and fake custom styles (in Administration > Manage Themes) aren't supposed to be mixed. The admin page will generate a partial fake style in the catalog. If you do proper custom styles you don't touch the admin page, if you use the admin page, good luck in guessing what the result will be.

Use MONTH instead of MONTHNAME and add '0' padding in front for months before October. What happen is not an issue, it's simple logic: you have a string and if you sort it A come before J, the fact that A is for April and J for January doesn't matter. A string is a string. You need to either keep the sort column in a date…

Just giving you a hint (as it make little sense to copy/paste a piece of code without understanding it...). $(function() { $("#dashboard_page_0_tab").parent().parent().children().each(function(i) { $(this).css("background-color", "red"); //console.log(i); switch(i) { case 0: // first tab $(this).css("background-color",…

afb86a01-119f-4e75-b10a-e20095835f3f wrote:I want to change only to particular dashboard like Supply chain and not for entire dashboard . That's a bit confusing: you want to change things for a particular dashboard but not the entire dashboard? So you want those colors to be visible only when on a given page of your…

Good to know. Keeping it simple is the best way to go, and at least you are on the latest version currently supported, so all good for future updates etc.

Double post with OBIEE 12c Prompt Format change , close one of the two to not have 2 threads which will end up unfollowed (as you also hardly close threads).

The content of the file doesn't matter if the file isn't loaded. That's the piece you need to debug and fix first of all.

So you didn't use the EAR as the blog post you linked in the your first post but you used https://gianniceresa.com/2017/02/obiee-12c-custom-style-using-shared-folder/ instead? Were you expecting a download link? There isn't anything to download as everything is written and must be custom tailored with names and styles…

I was quite sure it would work fine in 12.2.1.4, but to be sure I just started an environment with 12.2.1.4 in which a custom style using the EAR archive has been deployed : It works as expected, it's the same exact CSS as the one of the blog post. deniska wrote:Yup, it doesnt load at all. This is something else: the CSS…

Hi Lianne, RBol wrote:Failed to send MAIL command. 5.7.1 Client was not authenticated This is a SMTP error, so your SMTP server seem to not like how OBIEE is connecting to it or something like that. Could you try to get the SMTP server admins to look into that and tell you what they see on their side? It's their side…

deniska wrote:...in developer console i never saw custom.css... Is it not even loaded at all? What is your exact version of OBIEE? The "!important" is only thing which can bypass the natural cascading of styles and force things. OBIEE default styles do not use it and that's why it's often possible to just do things in…

deniska wrote:None of these two added to the end of master.css work As said: there is no black magic, CSS follows some rules, therefore you can analyse what happen and based on that implement the proper solution. Caching is a quite annoying thing with CSS: make sure your CSS isn't in cache server side and client side. Open…

Use your browser developer extension to analyse the styles applied to the text and where it comes from. For example in Chrome: For example this piece has some CSS rules which are strikeout, because they aren't applied as somewhere else they are overridden. In this case if I scroll up a bit I see which rule did the override…

This comes from OAC 105.3.0 : If those 2 classes are there in OAC and were there in 12.2.1.0 and .2.0 and .3.0 they are there as well in .4.0. Therefore they can be used. The idea is to not touch master.css which is quite big but simply use custom.css to override things from master.css, because you generally only need to…

So you will have to debug things step by step ... You already have the logo coming, so that part seem to be fine, now move on to the CSS part and start looking if it makes it till into your page and if the cascading isn't making your code ignored at some point etc. As a side aspect: any particular reason to pick the EAR…

I'm not following ... So you want a custom style to hide the logo and product name on the top of the page?

Did you check if you aren't having any cache or similar issues? It definitely worked for me and keeps working even in 12.2.1.4 Make sure the CSS is properly read and check with your browser developer extension if the styles are there and disabled (because overridden by something else). What exact version of OBIEE are you…

The tool doesn't do it out of the box. 11g is a very generic way to qualify the version, if you look online (both google and here in the forum) you will find pieces of code (JS / CSS) turning the vertical listing of sections into an horizontal one. You want a 3x2, so you will have to add that logic in the code. It's anyway…