Add Style attribute to HTML tags from code behind using C#
Question
Hi all,
I want to add style attributes in my HTML tags using C#. Please find the below code.
StringBuilder mailBody = new StringBuilder();
mailBody.AppendFormat("<html>");
mailBody.AppendFormat("<p>Please note:</p>");
mailBody.AppendFormat("<p> " + data + " folder no longer exists on the network. Please review at your earliest convenience. </p>");
mailBody.AppendFormat("<br/>");
mailBody.AppendFormat("<p>Thank you</p>");
mailBody.AppendFormat("<p>Development Team</p>");
mailBody.AppendFormat("</html>");
emailBody = mailBody.ToString();
And the output is :
The text displayed in the image font style is "Time New Roman". How could I change that to display in any other font type. How could I add that in above HTML tags.
Thanks in advance.
5 answers
solution1
2 2011-11-16 10:09:23
Add the style to the tag, like this:
<p style="font-family:courier">Please note:</p>
Check for more info here: http://w3schools.com/html/html_styles.asp
solution2
2 ACCPTED 2011-11-16 10:11:36
<p><span style="font-family:Verdana">Please note:</span></p>
solution3
2 2011-11-16 10:14:33
<p style="font-family:arial black">Please note:</p>
pls go through this link for more info
solution4
0 2012-04-10 04:45:28
I would do this, so you're taking advantage of CSS:
var mailBody = new StringBuilder();
// put in the font(s) you'd like to use. If font 1 isn't installed,
// it will move on to the next font in line, and so forth.
var font = "Arial, Calibri, 'Trebuchet MS', sans-serif";
// the color of the text. If you'd like to use more colors, take
// advantage of CSS classes.
var color = "red";
mailBody.Append("<html><head>");
mailBody.Append("<style type=\"text/css\">");
mailBody.AppendFormat("body { font-family: {0}; color: {1}; }",
font, color);
mailBody.Append("</style>");
mailBody.Append("<p>Please note:</p>");
mailBody.AppendFormat("<p>{0} folder no longer exists on the network. Please review at your earliest convenience.</p>",
data);
mailBody.Append("<br/>");
mailBody.Append("<p>Thank you</p>");
mailBody.Append("<p>Development Team</p>");
mailBody.Append("</html>");
emailBody = mailBody.ToString();
Also note, you don't need to use the AppendFormat method unless you plan on passing in parameters into the tokens embedded in the string ( {0} , {1} etc).
solution5
0 2011-11-16 10:20:36
An even easier way would be to put it in the CSS
BODY P
{
}
Then you wouldnt need to put it into all the P tags
Or if you want to make it only apply to a section You should surround this in a div and then
.<DivClassName> P
{
}
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