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Edit > Stylesheets
The first one in the list should be "CSS-based stylesheet (experimental)"
Despite that label, it has been around several years.
You'll then need to assign that stylesheet to the invoice 'report' in
the report's Options.
Once you have everything the way you like, use the Save Report
Configuration button.
It *might* be possible to overwrite the 'default' stylesheet outside of
GnuCash, but I haven't tried that, yet.
Regardless, you'll want to export an invoice report, which will be HTML
and examine it using a text editor to see what elements, classes, and
IDs are available for customizing. These stylesheets generally follow
web-based CSS rules and syntax. (GTK CSS, used to style the app itself,
is a different animal)
If you get stumped, ask back here on the list.
Regards,
Adrien
On 11/3/26 06:29 AM, Geoff Wright - Avoncliffe Broadcast Consultancy Ltd
via gnucash-user wrote:
Adrien
Thanks for that. What is it called and/or what is the path?
Geoff
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