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The V3 reports (some or all, not sure) contain a <style> element in the template, with the result that the styles are repeated for each input file, even when the output is going to a single file.
We should first decide if we really want to embed a style in the file. If we do, then it may have to be handled programmatically in C# rather than in the template. It could be written or not based on the setting of the NoHeader option just as the html header is now handled.
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The V3 reports (some or all, not sure) contain a
<style>
element in the template, with the result that the styles are repeated for each input file, even when the output is going to a single file.We should first decide if we really want to embed a style in the file. If we do, then it may have to be handled programmatically in C# rather than in the template. It could be written or not based on the setting of the NoHeader option just as the html header is now handled.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: