HTMLReportGenerator Table Styling

Yes, I wish especially alignment options (right-align, left-align, center) for table header and each body column.

I'd like to see the option to select your own .css instead. Currently I'm having to parse out the html output to replace some of the out-of-the-box tag values with others. It would make things SO much easier to specify from the outset instead of having to do a lot of RegEx "find & replace" operations after the fact. For example I'm using w3.css from http://www.w3schools.com/w3css/default.asp, which I find to be really clean, easy to use and well documented. Having the ability to specify column widths etc. would be great instead of doing this the dirty way.

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Having the ability to specify a style sheet and certain settings (ex: column widths, font size, colors, etc.) would be fantastic. Currently I'm having to parse the html out of this transformer to replace the .css and associated properties via RegEx "find & replace" operations. It gets old doing it this way instead of specifying styling ahead of generating the output! I find w3.css to be very easy to use, clean and well documented (http://www.w3schools.com/w3css/default.asp).

Having the ability to specify a style sheet and certain settings (ex: column widths, font size, colors, etc.) would be fantastic. Currently I'm having to parse the html out of this transformer to replace the .css and associated properties via RegEx "find & replace" operations. It gets old doing it this way instead of specifying styling ahead of generating the output! I find w3.css to be very easy to use, clean and well documented.

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Having the ability to specify a style sheet and certain settings (ex: column widths, font size, colors, etc.) would be fantastic. Currently I'm having to parse the html out of this transformer to replace the .css and associated properties via RegEx "find & replace" operations. It gets old doing it this way instead of specifying styling ahead of generating the output! I find w3.css to be very easy to use, clean and well documented (http://www.w3schools.com/w3css/default.asp).

Having the ability to specify your own stylesheet and settings would be fantastic (column width, font size, colors, etc.) instead of the built-in variety. I am currently doing a lot of RegEx "find & replace" operations on the HTML output to achieve this. As a side note, I find w3.css to be clean, easy to use and very well documented.

I would like to see this capability extended into the HTMLReportGenerator Mapbox(Leaflet) page content item such that each feature in the data could be styled according to attributes of a polygon/point/object. MapboxStyler can expose colorized layers to an inspector, but if passed through HTMLReportGenerator they become slaved to a single color that gets set once in the Mapbox(Leaflet) setting.

I've ran into the need to be able to style cells in tables based on conditional formatting. It would be GREAT if we could include HTML tags natively in the table instead of having them being not included.

Surely new improved style functionality can be added to the Table content function of the HTMLreportGenerator?

An issue arises for me, where features have long strings, there is currently no way to resize the header / column to a width so I can force the text string to word wrap.

Here is the output from the htmlreportgenerated table

So what we need is something to add <th> header tags with width="X%"

Hopefully we can then generate something like this:

For those following this idea, there are other HTMLreportgenerator improvements being requested by the community which you can vote up as well !

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Ideally the htmlreportgenerator content settings would allow the "Color Layer" to make use of conditional values so you can style different fme_feature_types/fme_color for example