Lesley, Congratulations on your go live! I hope things are going well! :) As to your question, yes, it is possible to use the intranetuserjs preference to edit the CSS for the receipts. Here's a snippet of what I have in ours:
[begin example]
</script> <!-- escapes the script in intranetuserjs, just make sure this bit is up top --> <style> <!-- opens a style block, where you can put CSS -->
#receipt { font: 15px, arial, sans-serif; /*The CSS, edit it to your whim*/ }
</style> <!-- closes out the style block --> <script> <!-- put this at the end to re-enable the usual function of intranetuserjs -->
[end example]
There is a lot more you could do to the fonts/receipts, a decent primer on font styling in CSS is available here: http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_font.asp. If you are using Koha 3.4, there is actually an IntranetUserCSS preference now that you can use to avoid the necessity of using </script> to start your style block in intranetuserjs. In that case, I believe you'd just need the bit:
#receipt { font: 15px, arial, sans-serif; /*editing to your whim, of course*/ }
to style your receipt fonts. You'll probably want to get rid of my comments in the code, so copy/paste the following:
[begin example]
</script> <style>
#receipt { font: 15px, arial, sans-serif; }
</style> <script>
[end example]
Let us know if you have any further questions! Liz Rea NEKLS On Apr 27, 2011, at 12:57 PM, Lesley Kimball wrote:
We are brand-new to Koha (went live on Monday 4/25). I would like to change the appearance (esp. font) of our receipts. I have found some information online (& archives) - all about editing the intranetuserjs area - but I am not proficient with javascript or css and I am not sure what I would put in that field. Most of the references I have found suggest something like - "put your own css/js info here, then the font info" - but since we aren't currently using any js or css in that area, I'm not sure how to go about that.
Does anyone have a very simplified piece of code that you would share that might work for us? If I'm way off base, just let me know!!
Thanks, Lesley Kimball
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ You see, I don't believe that libraries should be drab places where people sit in silence, and that's been the main reason for our policy of employing wild animals as librarians. -- Monty Python, "Gorilla Librarian" sketch ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Lesley Kimball Director Wiggin Memorial Library Stratham, NH Director@WigginML.org
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